A legacy journalist reflects on his new role, and on the ethics of serving “micro-publics”
In the news
Polish radio journalists fired for comments — xenophobic or sexist or both?
Nat’l B’casting Council: Comments on Euro 2012 soccer match incited hatred, violated b’casting act.
Filipino bloggers urged to follow journalists’ code of ethics
Speakers at iBlog Philippine Blogging Summit urge self-regulation to avoid gov’t regulation
Pakistan: Private television reporters flock to scene of plane crash to boost ratings
On Twitter, journalists condemn the exploitation of grieving subjects and dead bodies
Disturbing war photos evoke ethics debate with U.S. military officials
L.A. Times editor felt public interest took precedence over the potential to “incite violence.”
Image ethics: Pulitzer Prize goes to graphic image of crying Afghan girl after suicide-bomber attack.
Well-worn conversations on image ethics adapt to modern media landscape
Opinion polls featured prominently beside news articles, but who’s fact checking them?
iMediaEthics, online nonprofit media watchdog, announces project PollCheck
Opinion: Haitian journalists turn a blind eye to professional conflicts of interest
Knight International Journalism Fellowship reports on ethics training in Haitian newsrooms
Documentary filmmaker turns lens on credibility of Syrian citizen journalists
Are ethical breaches like special effects merited if they “reflected the greater truth on the ground and helped draw world attention?”
President of Tanzania addresses state of local media ethics
Jakaya Kikwete speaks of truth telling, relevancy, and advancing national interests as core values of journalism