by Sydney Smith on Jun 12, 2019
Showing 12-year-old in Footage of Knife Attack not Invasion of privacy
It wasn't an invasion of privacy for Sky News to show an unrelated 12-year-old girl in a news report about...
Photojournalism Ethics
by Sydney Smith on Jun 04, 2019
OK to show picture of 15-year-old threatening to stab passengers despite press guidelines, IPSO says
Even though the UK has strict guidelines for reporting on children, it was OK for the Brighton Argus to publish...
by Sydney Smith on May 30, 2019
NZ News Site invaded privacy of child after syndication error
It was an invasion of privacy for New Zealand news site Newshub to publish a picture of a 6-year-old child...
by Sydney Smith on May 22, 2019
National Geographic unpublishes pictures after questions about photo manipulation
National Geographic has unpublished photos and is investigating the images after questions were raised about whether the images were manipulated....
by Sydney Smith on May 17, 2019
Prince Harry gets $ from photo agency for bedroom, living room pictures
Splash News and Picture Agency has paid Prince Harry an undisclosed amount of money after taking photos from a helicopter...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 26, 2019
Video of Police Car Hitting Man OK to publish because handled sensitively
It wasn't an invasion of privacy to report on and publish a video of a man being hit and killed...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 12, 2019
Mail Online published murder crime scene video, showed murder victim
The Mail Online published a video showing a murder crime scene and a murder victim surrounded by blood. That, one...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 20, 2019
Woman’s pregnancy story not invasion of privacy?
A UK magazine, Woman, reported speculation that a TV host's girlfriend was pregnant. That wasn't an invasion of privacy, the...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 18, 2019
New York Times defends graphic photo of Nairobi terrorism attack
The New York Times defended publishing a graphic photo of the victims of the Nairobi terrorism attack at DusitD2 hotel...