International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 48 of 193

Why Gallup Poll Wrongly Shows Trump Tied With Pope as Second Most Admired Man in the World

The Washington Post calls it a “shocker” – that Gallup claims Donald Trump is America’s second most admired man in...

It's been a busy news year, and from the perspective of media ethics, there has been a lot to cover. Below,...

No, English-speaking students aren't a "minority" in British classrooms. The UK Daily Express had to correct after falsely making that...

Why is there an extra thumb in this Reuters photo of a Syrian girl in a refugee camp? If you...

The UK police have ended their investigation into phone hacking at UK papers owned by News Corp. and Trinity Mirror...

Karolina Lewicka, a host for Poland's public broadcaster TVP, was suspended after being accused of breaking journalism ethics, but is now...

The UK Sun hit delete on a Dec. 5 story claiming its reporter Emile Ghessen traveled from Turkey to France over...

It was wrong for the Daily Mail to have a helicopter fly over Prince Andrew's house and take photos of...

MSNBC showed a close-up image of Rafia Farook's driver's license on live TV today. Farook is the mother of Syed Farook,...