by Valerie Alia on Sep 14, 2009
Jared Diamond in the Rough
The Pig in a Garden: Jared Diamond and The New Yorker Series Art Science Research Laboratory's imediaethics.org is publishing a...
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by Molika Ashford on Sep 14, 2009
CNN’s Sanjay Gupta defends Lance Armstrong against doping charges
I was alerted to an ethical question weeks ago by a tweet from an old medical journalism professor and from...
by Matthew Nestel on Sep 12, 2009
iGoogle Gadget Grifter’s hijacking of media brands was vast
Parisian-based developer David Pascual's iGoogle gadget scheme for pirating mainstream newspapers' Web traffic was more extensive than the few he...
by Matthew Nestel on Sep 11, 2009
Is Hartford Courant catering to UConn coach Geno Auriemma by paying blogger daughter?
Coming off the heels of a plagiarism admission, The Hartford Courant finds itself facing more harsh criticism over its decision...
by Matthew Nestel on Sep 09, 2009
imediaethics IDs iGoogle Gadget Grifter
The faceless man above has been outed by iMediaEthics. His name is David Pascual, and he is the person behind a...
by Matthew Nestel on Sep 09, 2009
Hartford Courant censured by ethics committee for failing to cite sources
Even as old-school print newspapers are updating business plans and trying to find ways to attract new readers to their...
by Matthew Nestel on Sep 03, 2009
Will Time Magazine correct Michigan Daily error?
Student-run newspaper The Michigan Daily grabbed a mention in a Time magazine article titled “Ann Arbor Kills Its Newspaper — To...
by Matthew Nestel on Sep 01, 2009
NY Times Puts Brakes On Suspect Ads from Anti-Aging Pills …Again
Some fake ads riddling The New York Times are down, again...thanks to the Times' continuing efforts and ethical response to...
by Matthew Nestel on Aug 28, 2009
MSNBC’s Chris Matthews Should Fact Check His Facts
According to Crooks and Liars, MSNBC's "Hardball" talking head Chris Matthews belittles “bloggers” by claiming they don't fact check. While...
by Matthew Nestel on Aug 25, 2009
New York Times: Profiting From Deceptive Ads They Decry
A New York Times Science section article decries fake turn-back-the-clock dietary pill ads misrepresenting famous personalities and deceiving online readership...