International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 52 of 193

French Woman’s YouTube Video for Australian Baby Father a Hoax: Who Fell for it?

A French tourist named Natalie Amyot didn't get impregnated and post a YouTube video to track down the Australian father,...

UK news organization ITV's poll asking if rape could be a woman's fault prompted 74 complaints to UK broadcast regulator OfCom, but...

The New York Times admitted one of its graphics on the Iran nuclear deal was "insensitive" for singling out which Congress...

Petra Laszlo, the Hungarian camerawoman fired by N1TV after she kicked and tripped refugees, has apologized for "what happened." Laslo...

Hungarian TV news station N1TV was hacked yesterday after the station fired a camerawoman who tripped refugees. N1TV fired Petra László...

Hungarian TV news N1TV fired an employee for "unacceptable" behavior covering the refugee crisis. The station's camera person, identified by...

Graphic photos of the refugee crisis in the Mediterranean are all over the Internet, and also on the front pages of papers...

A French man named Lilian Lepère has filed a lawsuit against France 2, TF1 and RMC Radio for possibly endangering his...

New national poll finds as many as two of three Americans have no opinion about Iran nuclear deal and three...