International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 68 of 193

NYTimes apologized after racism complaints for India cartoon

The New York Times apologized after publishing a cartoon many readers found racist against India. The Sept. 28 cartoon showed...

CAIRO, Egypt-- Network Flouted Laws While Supporting Radical Groups Inside Egypt, Endangering Safety of Three Journalists Now Held Captive Al...

On Day of Arrest, AJ Journalist Tells Police the Network Doesn't Film Protests in Egypt, Insists It Does Have Press...

Qatar Broadcaster Failed to Protect Its Journalists by Skirting Permits and Broadcast Licensing Laws: Lawyer After three of its journalists...

Exclusive: Network Funnels Cash to Hire Demonstrators to Manufacture News Events, Attorney Charges June 5, 2014, Interview with Rhonda Roland...

Exclusive: Other Foreign Networks in Egypt Operate Within Law While Al Jazeera Flouts Rules, Endangers Its Journalists, Attorney Charges June...

UK broadcast regulator OfCom ruled against Sky News's Colin Brazier for potentially "causing considerable offence" when he riffled through the...

The UK Sunday Times had to pay the parents of a missing child £55,000 for wrongly claiming they made it...

Even though it's not normally acceptable to pay a criminal to write about their crimes, the now-shuttered Press Complaints Commission...