Call for Ethics Code for Pacific Journalists at Media Freedom Seminar
University of the South Pacific professor Crosbie Walsh calls for a "code of ethics for journalists in the Pacific to…
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Former PM Gordon Brown Denies Rebekah Brooks Leveson Claims
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China Government Newspaper Calls for Int’l Media to Follow Ethics
China's Communist Party's newspaper Global Times called for the international media to "take an objective and balanced view toward the…
LAT Readers Rep on the Dentist Hoax
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2 Chilean Editors Say TV Network Censored Investigation
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Former News International CEO Rebekah Brooks Testifies at Leveson Inquiry
Former News International CEO Rebekah Brooks testified at the Leveson Inquiry into press standards and practices May 11.