by Ashley ODell on Apr 14, 2004
Consuming What One Does Not Trust
Boston Globe writer Mark Jurkowitz writes about the mistrustful divide between a writer and their audience - specifically, the media...
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by Ashley ODell on May 03, 2004
World Press Freedom Day: A Snapshot of Death and Censorship
May 3 is the 14th World Press Freedom Day. According to Reporters Without Borders (RWB), more than 130 journalists are...
by iMediaEthics Staff on May 12, 2004
Reporter’s charge of 9/11 Commission Censorship Proven False
The article "Stewardess ID’d Hijackers Early, Transcripts Show" by journalist Gail Sheehy, published Feb. 16, 2004, in The New York...
by iMediaEthics Staff on May 20, 2004
Fabulist Times
By News-Journal's Pierre Tristam We’re living through fabulist times, which shouldn’t be confused with fabulous times. The two words are...
by Eli Varenberg on May 24, 2004
The 2004 State of the Press Address
The newly released 2004 State of The News Media 2004 Journalist Survey, a project of the Pew Research Center for...
by Ashley ODell on May 24, 2004
Franken: ‘Boring Corrections’ and the Airwaves That Propagate Them
Marshall Fine of New York’s newspaper The Journal News recently covered Al Franken and Katherine Lanpher’s show The O’Franken Factor,...
by Ashley ODell on May 25, 2004
EDITORIAL: Hunter S. Thompson went too far
"It was a risky thing to say, but so what?" Gonzo journalist and Nixon nemesis Hunter S. Thompson, famous for...
by David Friedlander on Jul 27, 2005
Self-Correcting News Network: CNN’s Sept. 11 Errors
Editors at CNN.com were lightning quick to correct the errors in two 2004 Phil Hirschkorn articles, "9/11 families to hear...
by Rhonda Roland Shearer on Aug 26, 2006
You thought you were having a difficult day?
New York City, August 21, 2006: I called the FDNY and found out last night that it was Engine 326...