by Sydney Smith on Sep 30, 2011
Malaysia and Indonesia Get Joint Journalism Ethics Codes
Malaysia and Indonesia's journalism organizations have announced plans for joint journalism ethics codes -- the two countries' journalism groups said...
Malaysia and Indonesia's journalism organizations have announced plans for joint journalism ethics codes -- the two countries' journalism groups said...
A Chinese journalist has been "detained" and accused of "revealing state secrets" after he broke a story claiming that former...
The media covering the case against Amanda Knox has been criticized by prosecutor Giuliano Mignini, ABC News reported. Knox is...
iMediaEthics wrote earlier this week about accusations of plagiarism against architecture news site Arch Daily. An architecture news site and magazine,...
The Twitter account for USA Today was hacked Sept. 25, CNET reported. The self-described hacking group Script Kiddies took responsibility...
American Journalism Review questioned why CNN "partnered with the Tea Party Express" to host a Republican Party debate. The Tea...
As iMediaEthics has written, Tech Crunch founder and editor Michael Arrington left the site after its owner, AOL, announced an investment...
Readers questioned why NPR has not devoted air time to recent Occupy Wall Street protests, NPR ombudsman Edward Schumacher-Matos wrote...
Prize-winning UK-based journalist Johann Hari has been accused of plagiarism again, the Guardian reported Sept. 27. As iMediaEthics has written, Hari...
The UK's ITV News was duped into airing fake images on a Sept. 26 episode of its new show Exposure...