This summer we wrote about freelance journalist and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee journalism lecturer Jessica McBride's affair with the city's police...
Corrections offer a news outlet the chance to right their wrongs transparently. But because of the way corrections are issued—in...
Legislators in Great Britain and France are out to protect reality -- or at least reality as portrayed in photographs....
On September 24th, Socialmediagroup.com--an agency helping businesses navigate the socially engaged Web--hosted a web seminar on the ethics of blog-brand...
It's a straightforward and unambiguous ethical rule that journalists should not pay sources for content. It seems equally clear that...
An amendment to the proposed Free Flow of Information Act (S. 448) has ignited heated discussion about the formal definition...
While there is little question that the actions of the community organizing group ACORN--revealed in a series of covert videos...
Last week, we wrote about the New York Post poaching a story from a blog called NewYorkShitty.com and not crediting...
What happens when a reporter working for a traditional news media publication finds a story on a blog? Does he...
