International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 90 of 193

Chinese Newspaper Apologizes for Photoshopping Taiwan’s Flag out of Picture

China's Xiamen Daily Photoshopped an August 16 front-page photo to replace the Taiwanese flag with a Chinese flag, visual journalist...

The Daily Mail unpublished without disclosure "an offensive paragraph" from a July 4 article on "youth unemployment," the Guardian's Roy...

Pursuing a global version of media ethics is a difficult charge on multiple fronts, akin to deciding on the rules...

Earlier this week, TMZ published photos of Prince Harry naked. But, the UK media was asked "not to publish the...

The executive editor of California newspaper The Hanford Sentinel told the newspaper's Facebook fans that it will delete anyone who...

The BBC's weatherman, Phillip Avery, apologized August 19 for predicting a "dry and hot day" when it ended up being...

The Daily Mail unpublished a fake photo purporting to be of Isaac, Tabloid Watch reported. The photo, which Tabloid Watch...

Now "around 3,600" complaints have been filed with the UK Press Complaints Commission because the News Corp.-owned Sun ran the...

A New York Times reporter asked to fact check an editorial showed a CIA spokesperson the column before publication, Politico...