by Sydney Smith on May 08, 2010
Tiger Fauxtographer Jailed for Violating Parole, Said Searching for Tiger
Tiger fauxtographer Zhou Zhenglong, who created a national scandal two years ago with his faked photographs of rare tigers, was jailed for...
International Media Ethics News
by Sydney Smith on May 03, 2010
World Press Freedom Day’s New List of Freedom Predators
Today is World Press Freedom Day and with it comes the new Reporters Without Borders' annual list of 40 freedom predators,...
by Paul Sillitoe & Mako John Kuwimb on Apr 28, 2010
Rebutting Jared Diamond’s Savage Portrait
How do tribal communities in developing countries without functioning police, judges, law courts and prisons ensure social stability? This question...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 26, 2010
60 Minutes Erred by Innuendo, Columbia Journalism Review Says
On April 14, the Columbia Journalism Review issued an almost 3,000-word report on 60 Minutes' segment, “Amazon Crude,” which was...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 22, 2010
Injured Freelance Journalist Paul Raffaele Files Lawsuit against Smithsonian Mag, United States
EXCLUSIVE: Freelance journalist Paul Raffaele is suing the United States, the Smithsonian Institution and Smithsonian magazine for breach of contract....
by Robert Buckman on Apr 16, 2010
Ernie Pyle, WWII correspondent who got it right, Killed 65 years ago this week
Sixty-five years ago this week, on April 18, 1945, iconic war correspondent Ernie Pyle was killed by Japanese machine gun fire while...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 09, 2010
French Media Denounces Capa Agency Reporters’ Child Pornography Undercover Investigation
After a team of French journalists from Capa Agency gave Canadian and French police 22 names of suspected pedophiles, French...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 03, 2010
Australian Govt. plans to ban Web sites…but won’t say which ones
The Australian government has proposed to ban Web sites...but won't tell its citizens which sites are on the list The...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 02, 2010
Will the UK remain a “libel tourist” destination?
Libel laws in Britain might become a little less public-friendly and a little more media-friendly. That is, if changes to legislation...