Sci/Tech/Health Journalism Ethics News Archives - Page 3 of 33

iGoogle Gadget Grifter’s hijacking of media brands was vast

Parisian-based developer David Pascual's iGoogle gadget scheme for pirating mainstream newspapers' Web traffic was more extensive than the few he...

David Pogue, who is described on the New York Times website as "the personal-technology columnist," is claiming he's not a...

Bad Astronomy, a Discover Magazine blog by astronomer Phil Plait that covers bad science and bad science journalism, unveiled a...

Scientific polls can be valuable. They can give a great overview, track trends, gauge opinions and reveal national tenor. But...

In a recent broadcast, “Tracking H1N1,” Fox News taps the wisdom of Dr. Kent Holtorf to advise America as the...

City Pages, a Twin Cites alternative weekly, recently published a blog criticism of their fellow Minnesotan paper, the Pioneer Press—exploring...

The social media platform, Twitter, first gained legitimacy as a valuable news tool last April, when it helped connect protesters...

On the morning of October 9, the NASA LCROSS mission impacted the Moon to test the debris for water. Many...

Last month, iMediaEthics investigated a report by CNN correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta because of a possible conflict of interest. Dr. Gupta...