Poll: UK scandal undermines public trust in journalists elsewhere Posted on October 28, 2011 by amlacey Leave a reply Poll reveals 40% of Canadians think journalists use dirty tricks; 56% want accreditation
Op-ed: Best intentions aside, journalists may not have skills necessary to protect sources Posted on October 26, 2011 by amlacey Leave a reply Security is in jeopardy when reporters don’t use intercept-resistant encrypted communication tools
Graphic Gaddafi images – dilemma is how to publish rather than whether to publish Posted on October 21, 2011 by amlacey Leave a reply Editorial discretion in newsrooms around the world shows there is no consensus on how to handle sensitive images
Council: In India, broadcasters not held accountable to the same standards as print journalists Posted on October 14, 2011 by amlacey Leave a reply The Press Council of India proposes that the Information & Broadcasting Ministry should also regulate electronic media
What’s at stake when social media giants facilitate traffic to online news? Posted on October 9, 2011 by amlacey Leave a reply Ethics prof. Edward Wasserman warns that Google, Facebook, and other social media contenders are self-serving, promote popularity over quality
Online campaign launched for full disclosure of New York Times op-ed contributors. Posted on October 6, 2011 by amlacey Leave a reply Proponents say it will empower readers to better judge the credibility of columns – but how much is enough?
Opinion: In Western news, a fear of multiculturalism pins Muslims as the scapegoat Posted on October 6, 2011 by amlacey Leave a reply Examples of the sensationalized threat of Islamic culture in Western media reveal deeper issues of national identity
“Arab spring” underscores need for people-centered journalism Posted on October 5, 2011 by amlacey Leave a reply Former head of Al Jazeera: journalists and others need to break through the “wall of silence” erected by centers of power & influence
The future of journalism may lie in the hands of “J-ethinomics” Posted on October 1, 2011 by amlacey Leave a reply Ethics for Media and the Center for International Media Ethics advocate ethical reporting to increase reader support
Canadian broadcaster CVT intimidated by Saudi government Posted on September 25, 2011 by amlacey Leave a reply A Canadian oil sands commercial steeped in the ethical implications of oil sources provoked Saudi threats of legal action. Sun News ran the ad, welcoming controversy as a way to raise awareness of issues of women’s rights