by Sydney Smith on Aug 16, 2019
‘Pain-loving’ parrot Photoshopped with hat not a problem, UK press regulator rules
Is it OK to call a parrot "pain-loving" and Photoshop it wearing a hat? The UK press regulator the Independent...
Photojournalism Ethics
by Sydney Smith on Aug 13, 2019
OK for BBC to publish Neo-Nazi-doctored image of Prince Harry being shot
It was OK for the BBC to publish a piece of neo-Nazi propaganda depicting Prince Harry being shot, OfCom, the...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 09, 2019
Guardian readers complain about graphic migrants photo use
Readers complained to the Guardian about its decision to publish the photo of migrants Oscar Alberto Martinez Ramirez and his...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 01, 2019
NAHJ slams AP for using migrant photo on Twitter
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists criticized the Associated Press for tweeting the photo of dead migrants, which it called...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 27, 2019
NYT, AP, USA Today on Why they published Dead Migrants Photo
The Associated Press distributed an image of Oscar Alberto Martinez Ramirez and his 23-month-old daughter, Valeria, migrants from El Salvador,...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 27, 2019
NZ Herald published pic of 2 naked women protesting
Was it OK for the New Zealand Herald to publish online a photo of naked women protesting sexual assault? That...
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...
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...