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Where Would Journalism Be Without Journalists? Atlantic Writer Mark Bowden Takes a Look

With the rise of 24-hour cable TV came the need for more and more content. But without the funds to...

Last month, iMediaEthics investigated a report by CNN correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta because of a possible conflict of interest. Dr. Gupta...

On October 9, on freerepublic.com, Vietnamese blogger DieuVan Nguyen argued that a news photo implicating two Vietnamese journalists was a...

A few weeks ago, the LA Kings (that's professional hockey for those of you wondering) did something that caught our...

What a pile of garbage. “Woman found dead under 8 feet of trash in Florida home,” reads an October 8th,...

During this summer's recession, while news outlets were struggling to make ends meet, three TV stations in Las Vegas might...

On the morning of October 9, the NASA LCROSS mission impacted the Moon to test the debris for water. Many...

Earlier today, we wrote about the White House's new campaign to combat false or misleading assertions made by the media....

We don’t always think about advertising in media as a two way street. But it’s not only the responsibility of...

Not long ago, we wrote about an amendment to the proposed federal media shield, a law that would protect journalists...