by Sydney Smith on Oct 28, 2011
Know your State Capitals? Wall Street Journal Corrects Rice Fritters Story
The Wall Street Journal issued a brief correction to its Oct. 15, 2011 article on rice fritters. The article incorrectly...
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by Sydney Smith on Oct 28, 2011
Pakistani Journalists Asked to Report Positively?
Pakistan's prime minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani called on Pakistan's media to present a positive image of Pakistan, the Associated...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 28, 2011
New York Times Says it won’t have Freelancer Natasha Lennard report on Occupy Wall Street
The New York Times told POLITICO it likely won't have Natasha Lennard covering the Occupy Wall Street Protests after her appearance...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 28, 2011
Are Journalists Protecting Anonymous Sources Well Enough?
Open Society Foundations fellow Christopher Soghoian opined for the New York Times Oct. 26 about protecting anonymous sources and computer...
by David W. Moore on Oct 27, 2011
Is Herman Cain the Frontrunner Now? Don’t Bet On It!
About two weeks ago, I warned readers on this website not to be fooled into thinking that Herman Cain was...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 27, 2011
Washington Post Public Editor Slams Newspaper for Copy Editing Errors
Washington Post public editor Patrick Pexton, in an Oct. 18 blog post, slammed the Post for errors in its recent reporting. For...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 27, 2011
Financial Mail Publishes Apology for Plagiarism
iMediaEthics wrote in early October about accusations of plagiarism against South Africa's Financial Mail. The newspaper issued an apology for the...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 27, 2011
BBC Defends Reporter Accused of Being Involved with Extremists
In contrast to NPR, the British public broadcasting network, the BBC, stood by one of its reporters after he got...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 27, 2011
NPR Stops Carrying ‘World of Opera’ because Host involved with Occupy D.C. Protest
National Public Radio announced Oct. 21 that it will stop carrying the program "World of Opera." As iMediaEthics has written, the...