by Molika Ashford on Mar 05, 2010
Good Housekeeping Seal Needed for Journalism?
This week saw studies from the Pew Research Center and the Society for New Communications Research documenting how the landscapes of...
This week saw studies from the Pew Research Center and the Society for New Communications Research documenting how the landscapes of...
Last week, iMediaEthics critiqued Nature magazine for publishing a book review by geographer and popular science writer Jared Diamond that lacked...
After a two-month run, the Miami Herald has reported that their program allowing readers to donate money for online content...
In the aftermath of last months plagiarism scandals at the New York Times and Daily Beast, there were lots of...
Last November, iMediaEthics drew attention to a job advertisement from the Church of Scientology seeking experienced journalists to further their mission...
Mugshot magazines and newspaper sections, featured in an iMediaEthics report almost two years ago, are still a growth industry. The core...
EXCLUSIVE: There are many things that writers, and the publications that publish their work, can do to lose the trust of readers....
This week (through Sunday, February 28) NewsTrust, a public journalism rating site, is hosting a hunt for bad journalism. Working...
Dodge City Daily Globe reporter Claire O’Brien had her contempt charge and fine lifted when she appeared in court and...
The verdict is in; the National Enquirer will be considered for a Pulitzer Prize this year for its coverage of...