by Sydney Smith on Aug 10, 2011
Closing NOTW was ‘Unnecessary’ Says Guardian Journalist Nick Davies
Ad Week published an interview with Guardian journalist Nick Davies, who has "been at the forefront of the investigation into...
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by Sydney Smith on Aug 10, 2011
Objectivity, Media Ethics Teaching for Future J-School Students?
In a recent post for PBS Media Shift ,journalism ethicist Stephen Ward commented on the debate about teaching journalism students objectivity, media...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 10, 2011
Casey Anthony Judge Still Won’t Release the Names of Jurors
Judge Belvin Perry, the judge for the Casey Anthony trial, decided in July to keep the names of the jurors...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 10, 2011
Did CNBC Kill a Program Because The Show May Have Doubled as PR?
POLITICO reported that CNBC ended its program World Business after the Sarawak Report revealed "the show's production company was doubling...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 09, 2011
UK Independent Apologizes, Pays Saudi Prince after Reporting on Fake Report
UK newspaper the Independent apologized to a Saudi prince after its columnist Robert Fisk based a piece on a fake report,...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 09, 2011
No More Undercover Reporting at the UK Times?
The Sunday Times will no longer permit undercover reporting, the Guardian reported. The Times, which is owned by News Corp.'s...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 09, 2011
Are TV News Reporters Crossing Lines?
The New York Daily News questioned if TV news anchors are getting "a little too personal these days." In a...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 09, 2011
Fox News Racist? Defends Headline on Obama BBQ
Is Fox News racist? The question was raised recently, Yahoo News reported. As iMediaEthics previously wrote, Fox News was criticized when...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 09, 2011
WashPost Ombudsman Wants More Hard-Hitting Reporting from the Newspaper
Washington Post ombudsman Patrick Pexton wants more hard-hitting reporting after he highlighted the Post's "putting its energy into non-journalism ventures" like...