by Katie Rolnick on Oct 10, 2009
France and Great Britain Consider Labels for Airbrushed Photos
Legislators in Great Britain and France are out to protect reality -- or at least reality as portrayed in photographs....
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by Katie Rolnick on Oct 12, 2009
Ethics Questions Linger While Milwaukee University Lecturer Jessica McBride Continues Teaching
This summer we wrote about freelance journalist and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee journalism lecturer Jessica McBride's affair with the city's police...
by Molika Ashford on Oct 12, 2009
Daily Corrections? Should media put corrections in their news feeds?
Corrections offer a news outlet the chance to right their wrongs transparently. But because of the way corrections are issued—in...
by Molika Ashford on Oct 13, 2009
Words Of Advice From An Ad Student : Ethics needed in media product placement
We don’t always think about advertising in media as a two way street. But it’s not only the responsibility of...
by Katie Rolnick on Oct 16, 2009
Las Vegas TV Station Accuses Competitors of Disguising Ads as News
During this summer's recession, while news outlets were struggling to make ends meet, three TV stations in Las Vegas might...
by Katie Rolnick on Oct 19, 2009
Where Would Journalism Be Without Journalists? Atlantic Writer Mark Bowden Takes a Look
With the rise of 24-hour cable TV came the need for more and more content. But without the funds to...
by Katie Rolnick on Oct 25, 2009
NPR Joins the Pack of Media Outlets Issuing Social Media Guidelines
Last week National Public Radio joined ranks with the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal and others by issuing social...
by Molika Ashford on Oct 26, 2009
Former NY Times Reporter Linda Greenhouse Tells Young Journalists To Put Truth Before Facts
In the October 21 edition of the Cornell Daily Sun, reporter Dani Neuharth-Keusch gives a rundown of the previous day’s lecture on...
by Molika Ashford on Oct 27, 2009
Fact-Checking Media Matters’s claim: Fox & Friends’ Wrong On Two Polling Questions?
MediaMatters.org, a progressive website dedicated to correcting conservative misinformation in the U.S. media, brought up two instances of bad poll...