by Sydney Smith on Mar 07, 2011
Predictions for Journalism in 25 Years?
City University professor Paul Bradshaw published his list of predictions of what journalism will be like in 25 years with...
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by Sydney Smith on Mar 07, 2011
Fact Checking the Fact Checkers
There's a new blog, "PolitiFact Bias," which is fact checking the fact checkers, PolitiFact. The site appears to have only...
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CPJ Criticizes Equatorial Guinea for Censoring Journalist
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) issued a statement criticizing Equatorial Guinea for censoring "coverage of events in North Africa, the Middle...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 05, 2011
Colorado Daily Newspaper Joins Press Assoc. in Backing J- School
Summit Daily expressed concern at the potential closing of University of Colorado's journalism school. As iMediaEthics has reported this week, the school's...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 05, 2011
Washington News Council Responds to AJR’s Report on News Councils (Including Washington News Council)
The Washington News Council (WNC) responded to American Journalism Review's article about news councils in the US -- including the Washington...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 04, 2011
Editor Joseph Weiler Not Guilty of Defamation in French Court
Journal editor Joseph Weiler was found not guilty of defamation in a French court yesterday, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported. A negative...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 01, 2011
Were Scottish MPs Comments Off the Record? Journalist, Newspaper Debate
A Scottish Parliament member resigned after the newspaper the Sunday Herald published his controversial comments about recent rapes. In the aftermath...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 28, 2011
UK Site Churnalism Matches News Articles with Press Releases
Churnalism.com, a new non-profit website established by the Media Standards Trust, seeks to identify when stories published in the news...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 28, 2011
Newspapers Guild Petitions for HuffPost to Pay Its Bloggers
The Newspaper Guild has started a movement to send letters calling on the HuffPost to pay its bloggers. The Newspaper...