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European Journalism Centre’s Ethics Code to Include Bloggers, All of Europe

iMediaEthics wrote in June when Howard Hudson, editor for the European Journalism Centre, called for a journalism ethics code for European...

An ESPN reporter was punked into smashing her hotel window with a toilet tank cover during a fake emergency by...

Gawker has been accused of sexism, sensationalism, and low standards after publishing an anonymous, first-person story of a sex encounter...

Clark Hoyt, the New York Times public editor, published a column on May 29 that addressed readers' reactions to, and concerns about, a...

A New York dental practice dropped its lawsuit against "mommy blogger" Lyss Stern "just hours" after the New York Daily...

In iMediaEthics' latest study , we looked at ten U.S. newspapers and how they handled their blogs. But, how do scholars treat...

India Today apologized to Slate both in personalized letters and an editor's letter for plagiarizing twelve sentences of Grady Hendrix's article...

Public editors at both the Washington Post and the New York Times recently weighed in on e-commerce links within the...

The Detroit News' Ad Watch spotted a fake photo in the TV ad paid for by Tim Walberg, a candidate...

Sarah Palin, Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity and conservative talk radio host Mark Levin have all called for a retraction from...