Columbia U Reverses Wikileaks Ban, WikiLeaks: Assange Turns Himself In To Police
Assange in Court? Julian Assange "voluntarily surrendered to police and was put under arrest" this morning in London, the LA…
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Helen Thomas Award Ended After Her Latest Comments
Wayne State University announced last week that it will not give out an award named for longtime journalist Helen Thomas…
WikiLeaks Is Sending Money To Bradley Manning’s Legal Defense
As WikiLeaks fights to keep its website online (as of yesterday, it was accessible under wikileaks.de and wikileaks.eu), PayPal "cut…
Denver Post Files Lawsuit against South Carolina Blogger
The Denver Post has now used copyright protection firm Righthaven to sue a blogger for "alleged copyright infringement," the Las…
3 Jakarta Journalists Lose Jobs in Ethics Scandal
Three Indonesian journalists have resigned or been fired amidst a media ethics scandal, the Jakarta Post reported. Indonesia's press council investigated…
Media Ethics Case Study: Nick Martin-Clark Broke Source Confidentiality Agreement
iMediaEthics received an e-mail from a student working toward her master's degree in international journalism at City University London. The student, Anna…
Moroccan Govt Criticizes Reporters at Spanish Newspapers El Pais and El Mundo
The Moroccan government criticized reporters at two Spanish newspapers, El Pais and El Mundo, for violating journalism ethics. El Pais…
WikiLeaks Update: Reporters without Borders, Society of Professional Journalists Weigh In
While the world waits to see if WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will be located and taken back to Sweden for questioning about rape…
Julian Assange Nominated for Time’s 2010 Person of the Year?
Time announced that Julian Assange's "exploits" as WikiLeaks founder "have cemented him as a candidate for Time's 2010 Person of…
FCC Commissioner Criticizes American Media
Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps criticized American media in a speech airing yesterday on BBC World News America. Copps said…