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TSA Subpoena on Bloggers Highlights Limits in Federal Shield Law Legislation

Highlighting the limited scope of an amended Free Flow of Information Act--a proposed federal ‘shield law’ to protect journalists from...

If anything, the walls between advertising and reporting (a necessary sisterhood in traditional, for-profit media) should be shored up. But with...

One of the disturbing features of an expanding online journalism presence (coupled with a troubled industry) is a growing heap of free...

Editor & Publisher, a 125-year old magazine covering the newspaper industry, shut its doors December 31. We reported earlier on a...

For high school journalists, it doesn’t always take a Supreme Court Justice to silence the press. Adlai E. Stevenson High...

If iMediaEthics' most popular stories of the year, or Craig Silverman’s best of the worst list of media corrections weren’t enough...

After NBC offered David Goldman and his son Sean a free plane ride back to the United States from Brazil...

iMediaEthics recently wrote about the ethical questions raised by new kinds of corporate sponsorship for public radio, and we highlighted NPR...

Media hoaxes don’t appear to take a break for the holidays and, luckily, neither do hoax-breakers. Monday, celebrity news website...

It looks like Tiger Woods has another trophy to add to the mantle above his fireplace. That is, the beleaguered...