by Rhonda Roland Shearer on Jul 21, 2009
Walter Cronkite saw problems with “news sources on the Internet”
In the Washington Post live Q&A section, Marlene Adler, chief of staff to the late Walter Cronkite, was available to...
In the Washington Post live Q&A section, Marlene Adler, chief of staff to the late Walter Cronkite, was available to...
The Pig in a Garden: Jared Diamond and The New Yorker Series Art Science Research Laboratory's imediaethics.org is publishing a...
eLearnspace reports, "TechCrunch received over 300 documents from an individual who had hacked into Twitter’s network...The information ranges from silly...
A crazed-looking Oprah Winfrey appeared on the cover of Newsweek magazine's June 8 issue. The headline in the print version was "Crazy...
There are scant details of how it would work and no experts are named to back physicist Ronald Mallett's claim....
Mainstream media's new dependence on content from citizens opens new problems. Determining authenticity of weather photos is now part of...
Is this a new low for CNN.com and Michael Jackson coverage? CNN needs no facts nor fact-checking when they talk...
Mother Jones' Michael Mechanic reports that San Francisco’s KRON TV 4 is having trouble keeping their advertising separate from their...
A freelance photographer, Edgar Martins, was hired by The New York Times to travel around the USA shooting photos of...
Will Sullivan's article in Poynter Online accidentally published a fake photo as part of a report about media outlets aggregating...