International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 81 of 193

Burma President Photoshopped Into Dancer, Media Ethics Fail?

“We are trying to promote ethics among journalists, so I am upset by this," Ko Ko, the editor of The...

The Australian Broadcasting Corp. (ABC) has been slammed for its report about allegations that the Australian Navy mistreated asylum seekers....

Irish broadcaster RTE paid €85,000 in a libel settlement over comments made in a Jan. 11 entertainment program, Saturday Night...

The Associated Press discovered that some photos of Fidel Castro had been Photoshopped and is now reviewing "all Cuban handout...

A Canadian mayor is suing University of Winnipeg's weekly student newspaper The Uniter for libel over its Dec. 4 editorial,...

Tanzanian media has been better at abiding by journalism ethics standards, the Media Council of Tanzania's Arbitration and Ethics Manager...

At a media event in India this week, journalists were reminded to report in the public interest and to check...

News coverage lately has risen well past the level of absurdity. Gawker is reporting that “science” has found a “horrible...

J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter series and last year's novel Casual Vacancy, has filed a libel lawsuit against...