International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 36 of 193

Pakistani Tribesman to Sue Greg Mortenson over Kidnapping Claims in ‘3 Cups of Tea’

At least one of the Pakistani tribesman accused in Three Cups of Tea by author Greg Mortenson of kidnapping is...

Former NASA scientist James Oberg claimed in an article for Wired that a set of 1970s photos of cosmonauts, released...

Nieman Lab pointed out a flaw in URLs that led to an apology and explanation from the UK Independent. The...

Indian newspaper The Hindu has created an editorial values code, San Serif blogged. But, while the board of directors OK'ed...

In a recent essay, Foreign Policy studied Russia's freedom of expression restrictions. Foreign Policy noted that Russia's "mass media law...

The Bangladesh Press Council accused a newspaper of yellow journalism and intentionally publishing fake stories, the Daily Star reported. The...

UK's The People newspaper published an 8-year-old picture of Prince William partying with headline "So how was the Stag Do, Wills?"...

iMediaEthics reported yesterday about the latest group of files to be leaked from WikiLeaks -- the Guantanamo Files. The Guardian noted...

At an April 30 panel discussion, the National American Arab Journalists Association (NAAJA) is scheduled to take on the topics...