Was it or wasn’t it? It appears that journalists don’t agree.
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Archive for the Category ‘Ethics’
Off the record or not?
Ethics May 4, 2010
Paper puts editiorial on front page and nothing else
Ethics May 4, 2010
Is this the role of journalism,too?
News director apologizes for video
Ethics Apr 29, 2010
Wife of alleged Branford killer in shock Published: Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Ethics: Police raid campus paper for photos
Ethics Apr 19, 2010
What production do – or should – journalists have from this sort of action?
Legal/Ethical: Revealing anonymous commenters’ names
Blogging, Ethics, Lessons Apr 13, 2010
Do anonymous commenters have a right to remain anonymous?
Ethics: Mug shots
Ethics Mar 2, 2010
Newspapers that carry nothing but mug shots are becoming popular – but are they journalism? Are they ethical?
Ethics: More on reporting victims’ names (w/ a reference to the Kobe Bryant case)
Ethics Feb 28, 2010
This CNN article provides more information on the issue.
Ethics: Naming rape victims (NYTimes 2010)
Ethics Feb 28, 2010
Kristoff points out that without names there is no outrage and thus no impetus for change; however . . .
Glass exposed
Ethics, Lessons Feb 18, 2010
Lies, damn lies and fiction Adam L. Penenberg, 05.11.98, 12:00 AM ET It’s tough proving a negative. It is even tougher proving that something or someone does not exist. That was the challenge after The New Republic story, “Hack Heaven,” which appeared in the May 18 issue, proved to be unverifiable. At first it appeared [...]
Plagiarism: NYT reporter explains/resigns
Ethics, Lessons Feb 18, 2010
Here’s the reporter’s explanation of what happened. Would you have fired him, reprimanded him or what?
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