by Rhonda Roland Shearer on Oct 01, 2008
CNN’s "Thingamajig":
The similarity of CNN's "Live Audience Reaction" meter to the vital sign monitors in a hospital is unmistakable. Everyone knows...
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by iMediaEthics Staff on Oct 01, 2008
16 Excessively Photoshopped Magazine Covers
Amanda said, "It's no secret that magazines and other media outlets use Photoshop to make their cover models look "just so,"...
by iMediaEthics Staff on Sep 25, 2008
Ethical Lapse at Coloradoan :
James C. Mitchell wrote: "The story in the Coloradoan Life section Aug. 31 touted an upcoming series of motivational programs....
by iMediaEthics Staff on Sep 24, 2008
Duped! The Mark Pulliam Lesson:
Newsbusters' Warner Todd Huston wrote, "Associate editor Jay Boyar's profile of Pulliam described the artist as living a Zelig-like life,...
by iMediaEthics Staff on Sep 22, 2008
Army Altered Photographs Issued To Associated Press
Columbia Journalism Review's Megan McGinley wrote: "The Associated Press retracted two government-issued photographs last night after a photographer in Texas...
by iMediaEthics Staff on Sep 19, 2008
“Atlantic Reaps Traffic Bounty from Photog’s Stunt”
Mixed Media's Jeff Bercovici wrote: "Photographer Jill Greenberg certainly didn't do right by The Atlantic when she posted grotesquely Photoshopped...
by iMediaEthics Staff on Sep 18, 2008
And You Thought the Palin Fake Photos were Bad:
AsiaOne writes: "Doctored photographs of two Perak DAP assemblymen allegedly performing sexual acts are being distributed via e-mail. "Tebing Tinggi...
by Rhonda Roland Shearer on Sep 15, 2008
McCain’s pin is not photoshopped
The blogger carefully examined a set of photos of presidential candidates McCain and Obama at 9/11 ceremonies at Ground Zero....
by iMediaEthics Staff on Sep 15, 2008
Does a Biased Photographer Shoot Biased Photos? John McCain Photos on Atlantic Cause Controversy
The New York Post's Ginger Adams Otis wrote "Controversial celebrity photographer Jill Greenberg, a self-professed 'hard-core Dem,' deliberately took a...
by iMediaEthics Staff on Sep 12, 2008
New York Times drops fake ‘coal cliff’ photo
The New York Times' Andrew Revkin writes, "We've pulled the photograph of a cliff of coal that was provided by...