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Gallup’s Biased Poll on Gitmo

According to Gallup’s news release on Dec. 16, 2009, Americans are opposed to closing the prison at Guantanamo and moving...

Jim Lehrer made his list of journalism rules public recently for his PBS news program. In a similar but funny...

The Miami Herald has an update on how things are going with its new donations system. Herald Executive Editor Anders...

In the holiday season, when gift-giving is par for the course, being a reporter can be extra hard. How can...

Sometimes disagreements over media coverage of science and medicine hinge on one side taking the “side of science” and the...

As the cusp of 2010 approaches, publishers are rolling out their lists of the year's best, brightest, or even worst...

We promised an update on disgraced journalist Jayson Blair’s alleged donation to the National Institute of Mental Health and contradictory...

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

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

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