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...
Photojournalism Ethics
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...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 17, 2019
Australia’s Network 10 Uses Pic of Wrong Family with Dead Dad Story
This type of mistake happens all too often. Just a few weeks ago, iMediaEthics collected noteworthy examples of media outlets...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 11, 2019
Daily Caller corrects Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez nude selfie headline
Conservative news site the Daily Caller published an article about fake naked pictures of the recently inaugurated Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 08, 2019
ESPN played ‘Dixie’ with Andrew Luck, Civil War graphic
ESPN broadcast a graphic depicting the quarterback for the NFL Indianapolis Colts, Andrew Luck, as a Union general during the...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 04, 2019
Le Monde sorry its Macron image suggested Nazism
Le Monde's editor Luc Bronner apologized for a front-page illustration that readers thought compared President Emmanuel Macron to Hitler. The...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 26, 2018
Guardian replaces photo of Westminster attacker at Mecca
After reader complaints, the Guardian hit delete on a photograph of Khalid Masood, the Westminster attacker who killed five people...