by Sydney Smith on Dec 23, 2011
Righthaven.com Gone? Company that Sues for Copyright Owes Legal Fees
Righthaven.com lost its website address, Vegas Inc reported. According to Vegas Inc's report, the copyright enforcement company, which has faced...
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by Corinne Segal on Dec 22, 2011
Should Campus newspapers delete College Police Blotter stories? A Case Study of Ten College Newspapers
Editor's Note: Many college newspapers publish police blotters, which in today's online world, link students to their youthful indiscretions permanently. ...
by Corinne Segal on Dec 22, 2011
Is Follow-Up Required on Campus Police Blotter Reports? Scholars Speak Out
We consulted both scholars and studies for advice on what legality and best practices college newspapers can adopt to serve...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 22, 2011
US Ad Watchdog on Photoshopping
Is The U.S. National Advertising Division banning "the misleading use of photoshopping and enhanced post-production in cosmetics adverts?"Business Insider reported...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 22, 2011
iMediaEthics’ Top 10 Columns, Investigations & News Stories
See our top ten most read 2011 columns, investigations, and book reviews: 10. Influencing Machine: Brooke Gladstone's Graphic Novel Approach...
by David W. Moore on Dec 20, 2011
Iowa Caucuses Are Looming: Where Are the Major Media Pollsters?
It’s getting to be crunch time in Iowa, and suddenly there is dearth of major media pollsters reporting the preferences...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 19, 2011
MSNBC’s Chris Matthews Apologizes after Romney Campaign Slogan compared to KKK
MSNBC's Chris Matthews apologized to Mitt Romney and his campaign Dec. 14 after MSNBC "showed an appalling lack of judgment"...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 19, 2011
Massachusetts Community Newspaper on Why it used Anonymous Sources
The editor of a Massachusetts community newspaper, the Gloucester Times, explained to readers in a Dec. 17 column why the...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 17, 2011
Utah Newspaper Apologizes for Photoshopped Train Photo on Front Page
The Standard-Examiner's executive editor Andy Howell apologized in a Dec. 17 column for publishing a photoshopped train photo on its front...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 16, 2011
Were ESPN, Syracuse Post-Standard Right to Not Report on Bernie Fine Allegations in ’03?
Did ESPN and the Syracuse Post-Standard newspaper violate ethical standards by not revealing accusations against recently fired Syracuse University assistant...