Libel Conviction of 2 Ecuadorean Journalists ‘Dismissed’
The libel case against Ecuadorean journalists Juan Carlos Calderón and Christian Zurita was "dismisssed," the Knight Center for Journalism in…
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Ghana’s National Media Commission: No Inflammatory, Discriminatory or Inciting Language Please
Ghana's National Media Commission issued a statement about the media's publication of "inflammatory language, especially hate speech and language which…
WaPo Public Editor Weighs in on Elizabeth Flock Resignation, Aggregation Blogging
The Washington Post's public editor Patrick Pexton weighed in on the recent resignation of Washington Post blogger Elizabeth Flock. As…
Daily Mail ‘Clarifies’ Incorrect Story Claiming Woman Dressed as Charlotte Bronte Daily
Tabloid Watch questioned the Daily Mail's failure to publish an apology or correction for its November 28 story reporting that…
More than 6K Complaints over Sun TV’s Krista Erickson’s Interview of Margie Gillis; Canadian Broadcast Standards Council Finds no Code Violations
The Canadian Broadcast Standards Council published its decision in the complaints against Sun News Network's Krista Erickson's interview of dancer…
New Shield Law to Protect Sources in Tribal Court Cases
Journalists "in tribal court cases" -- even if they're not with a tribal news outlet -- now have a shield…
Conflicts of Interest an Ethical Issue in Haiti
Kathie Klarreich highlighted ethical issues of conflict of interest in Haiti's media in a post for the Society of Professional…
WaPo’s Elizabeth Flock Resigns, Editor’s Note Later Published Suggests Plagiarism in Story
The Washington Post's Elizabeth Flock resigned April 13, Poynter's Andrew Beaujon reported. Beaujon noted that Flock said she left to…
SPJ Ethics Chair on Celebrity Coverage – Whitney Houston’s Death, Jeremy Lin
Society of Professional Journalists ethics chairman Kevin Z. Smith addressed the media's coverage of celebrities, especially in light of the…
Swaziland Press Secretary Claims Detained Journalists Wanted to ‘Incriminate’ Swaziland
Swaziland's government Press Secretary Percy Simelane called for foreign journalists to abide by ethics and get accreditation before coming to…