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Journalism Ethics Textbooks Take New Approach: Case Studies from Gene Foreman’s Book

In his new book, The Ethical Journalist: Making Responsible Decisions in the Pursuit of News, former managing editor of the...

In an ongoing look at CNN correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta’s relationship with cyclist Lance Armstrong, StinkyJournalism opened a discussion with...

The prank-press conference held last week by farcical activists the Yes Men has reopened the “speed versus accuracy” debate, an...

On October 27, a story posted at the Huffington Post announced the news “Scalia on Brown v. Board of Education:...

First the New York Daily News used a photograph of trash at the Bronx’s Hunts Point Market to illustrate a...

Apparently, October is National Hoax Month -- or so it would seem, given the proliferation of fraudulent stories that appeared...

Last month, at the fifth annual Poynter Kent State Media Ethics Workshop, Poynter Institute colleagues discussed the role of traditional...

In recent weeks, the media has reported on a number of hoaxes. First, Balloon Boy; then, a fake Chamber of Commerce...

Usually young journalists learn their ethical lessons from the paragons of good behavior--role models whose writing and conduct embody the...

Starting this weekend, audiences in the UK will come face to face with their own obsession: celebrity. In the new...