Liberian Journalists Advised on Media Standards
Liberian journalists have been advised against acting as "cheering squads" for politicians, Liberian newspaper Heritage reported. The call was made…
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Will Public know Who Hacked Phones?
Former News of the World reporter Neville Thurlbeck may name who was involved in phone hacking, the New York Times…
Hari to Donate Orwell Prize Money?
As StinkyJournalism previously wrote, following accusations and a later admission of plagiarism, UK Independent journalist gave back his 2008 Orwell…
Influencing Machine: Brooke Gladstone’s Graphic Novel Approach to Journalism
Of the handful of books StinkyJournalism has featured in our Books, Authors and News Organizations series, Brooke Gladstone's The Influencing…
Renewed Discussion on Press Complaints Commission Future
In light of the UK phone hacking scandal, much debate has focused on the purpose and future of the UK…
Will Public See bin Laden Photos?
The White House is fighting a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit calling for the release of photos of Osama bin…
UNESCO Media Guide Translated for Turkish Journalists
Turkey's media association translated UNESCO's journalism book to help Turkish journalists practice media ethics, Today's Zaman reported. According to Today's…
Update: Rio Ferdinand Lawsuit against Mirror
As StinkyJournalism previously wrote, soccer player Rio Ferdinand filed a lawsuit against the Sunday Mirror claiming that its April 2010…
Tunisian Journalists Advised on Ethics in Seminar
The National Union of Tunisian Journalists co-hosted a media ethics seminar Sept. 22, Magharebia reported. According to Magharebia, the focus…
Australian Journalist Broke Anti-Discrimination Laws, Judge Says
Australian journalist Andrew Bolt violated a discrimination law in two 2009 articles for News Corp-owned the Herald Sun, the Guardian…