International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 27 of 193

CNN’s Piers Morgan Defends 2004 Fake Photos that Got Him Fired from Daily Mirror

The Media Blog commented on CNN anchor Piers Morgan's tweets Jan . 24 about the fake photos indicating "Abuse of...

The Media Blog called out the UK Daily Mail for its unusual story claiming that school agendas are "part of a government-backed drive...

Want to "partner" with WikiLeaks? CNN reports that WikiLeaks posted an application form for possible new media partners on its...

New York Times executive editor Bill Keller spoke out again on the newspaper's relationship with WikiLeaks. This time, Keller explained the...

As iMediaEthics previously reported, a Ugandan court ruled that media cannot out homosexual people after Ugandan magazine The Rolling Stone (which...

Chinese columnist Chang Ping was fired by publishing group Southern Daily Group, the New York Times reported. Chang "challenged government...

The Chinese Propaganda Department has required Chinese journalists to train for six months on how to “eradicate false news, improve the...

A travel reviewer complained about a hotel experience on TripAdvisor. Problem is, he never stayed in the hotel, it's reported,...

The hacktivists group "Anonymous" has "declared war on the British Government following the arrest of five people in the UK,"...