Did the New York Daily News Invade Privacy of Killed Girl’s Family?
Did the New York Daily News invade a family’s privacy for its May 13 report on a tragic New Zealand…
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NYT Calls out ‘Errors’ in Reports about its ‘Kill List’ Story
The New York Times countered blog posts about its late May story "Secret 'Kill List' Proves a Test of Obama's…
New Code of Ethics in Malta?
Malta's Parliament is looking into creating a journalism code of ethics and source protection for journalists, Malta Today reported. Currently,…
NPR Clarifies Post on Catholic Priests
The Catholic League complained to National Public Radio about an online story suggesting that it's "not that unusual" for a…
Tennessean Runs ‘Article’ by Hospital
The Nashville Tennessean ran an article from a local hospital, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, the Nashville Scene reported. The…
Leveson Inquiry, Information Commission Looking into Virgin Atlantic Leaks
The UK Information Commissioner's office is investigating the alleged leak of celebrities' flight information by an employee of the airline Virgin…
Columbia Univ Did Accept Assad Aide, Barbara Walters Pulled Strings
As we wrote earlier this month, Barbara Walters apologized after leaked e-mails showed she pulled strings to try to get…
Conduct Code for Bahrain’s Audio visual Media
Bahrain's Information Affairs Authority released a "Professional Code of Conduct for Audio-Visual Media," Bahrain News Agency reported. According to Bahrain…
Knight Center offering Journalism Violence Ethics Class
The Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas is hosting a Spanish-language online class on "Ethics in the coverage of…
Globe & Mail Public Editor on Reader Reaction to Luka Magnotta Coverage
The Globe and Mail's public editor, Sylvia Stead, defended the newspaper's coverage of Luka Rocco Magnotta, the man suspected of…