iMediaEthics Wins 1st Mirror Award for Photojournalism Ethics Report
iMediaEthics' Dec. 27, 2011 story "Troubling Double Standard, American photojournalism's different treatment of foreign victims" was awarded the Mirror Award…
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No fact checking or editing for Forbes’ bloggers?
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Norway TV Editor on Ethics in Reporting on 2011 Oslo Attacks
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The Already Determined 2012 Presidential Election: Polls vs. ‘The Keys’
While public opinion polls suggest a very close race for the presidency in 2012, Professor of History Allan Lichtman of…
Julian Assange Appeals Supreme Court Ruling
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Poughkeepsie Journal Apologizes for Re-Write, Lifting of Daily Freeman Story
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Australian News Corp Exec: Press Council is Powerful Enough
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