by Sydney Smith on Sep 18, 2012
Public Editors, NPPA Weigh in Ethics & Standards for the Christopher Stevens Photo
As we previously wrote, the New York Times defended its publication of a photo of U.S. ambassador to Libya, Christopher...
International Media Ethics News
by Sydney Smith on Sep 18, 2012
Kate Middleton, Prince William Get Injunction Against French Mag Republishing Topless Pics
A French court granted Prince William and Kate Middleton's request for an injunction against Closer magazine's further publication of photos...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 19, 2012
The Hindu Gets New Readers’ Editor
A.S. Panneerselvan has been named the new readers's editor at the Hindu, according to a report in the Hindu. According...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 20, 2012
French Magazine Charlie Hebdo Runs ‘Crude’ Cartoons of Muhammad
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo published "obscene cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad" this week. The New York Times described the...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 20, 2012
The Citizen Apologizes for Photoshopping Front-Page Pic to Remove Bodies
The Citizen apologized for Photoshopping an Agence France-Presse picture to remove two bodies for its Sept. 19 front page, Africa's...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 21, 2012
Malaysian News Agency Admits to Fake Photo, Investigating
Malaysian "national news agency" Bernama admitted to publishing and distributing a Photoshopped picture, the Malaysian Insider reported. As Malaysiakini and...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 22, 2012
Sri Lankan Newspaper Apologizes for Sexist Cartoon after Complaints
Sri Lankan newspaper Lakbima News apologized Sept. 16 for a Sept. 9 cartoon that was slammed as unacceptable. The cartoon...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 23, 2012
Algerian Newspaper Ran Fake Photo of Christopher Stevens, ‘Innocence of Muslims’ Director, US Embassy to Algiers Says
Algerian newspaper Ennahar defended a photo of Christopher Stevens from accusations of Photoshop, the AFP reported. Stevens, as we have...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 24, 2012
State Dept Slams CNN for Airing Info from Christopher Stevens’ Journal
The U.S. State Department criticized CNN for airing information based on the late U.S. ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens' "personal...