by Claudia Haas on Oct 29, 2010
Scholars on Blogging
In iMediaEthics' latest study , we looked at ten U.S. newspapers and how they handled their blogs. But, how do scholars treat...
Media's Future
by Sydney Smith on Oct 31, 2010
Inside Maldives Media: Dust-Up Over Video Mocking Tourists, ‘Filthy Language’
The president of the Maldives National Journalists Association (MNJA) criticized Minivan News, an English-language Maldives news website, for its reporting on...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 02, 2010
European Journalism Centre’s Ethics Code to Include Bloggers, All of Europe
iMediaEthics wrote in June when Howard Hudson, editor for the European Journalism Centre, called for a journalism ethics code for European...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 03, 2010
New York Times: Politicians Boiling Mad at Media
Politicians have let their dislike of the media "boil over" this year, according to an Oct. 31 New York Times...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 03, 2010
Alaskan Reporters Fired After ‘Child Molester’ Comment
Two reporters were "let go" from an Alaska TV station last night following an internal investigation into their discussion about...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 03, 2010
Independent Palestinian Press Council, Ethics Code to be Created
Journalism.co.uk reported Nov. 1 that the International Federation of Journalists's (IFJ) Palestinian affiliate, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate, will create a Palestinian code...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 03, 2010
Google Gives $5 Million to Nonprofit Journalism
Google announced Oct. 26 that it is donated $5 million "to encourage innovation in digital journalism." Google already granted $2...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 05, 2010
ABC News Uninvites Andrew Breitbart as Political Commentator
After much criticism from organizations like ColorofChange and progressive media watchdog MediaMatters, ABC News rescinded its invitation to Andrew Breitbart...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 08, 2010
Ghana Government to Media: Be More Responsible
Ghana News Agency reported Nov. 3. that the government "urged" the media "to project a positive image of the country...