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Why Training Citizen Journalists Is So Important After the Arab Spring

Posted on January 13, 2012

In the wake of widespread revolution, photojournalist asks: “Who are the media watchdogs for a form of journalism rooted in unedited immediacy?”

Posted in In the news, News

Prosecutors: Media didn’t violate law by naming suspect before hearing

Posted on January 13, 2012

Reports identified alleged killer before he was charged; SA Supreme Court has ruled similar disclosure “in the public interest.”

Posted in In the news, News

Ethical reporting on rape? Struggles in Indonesia

Posted on January 13, 2012

Alliance of Indonesian Journalists monitors coverage of rape cases, finds careless reporting, publication of victim identities.

Posted in In the news, News, Uncategorized

3rd Global Media Ethics Roundtable: A meeting of minds

Posted on January 10, 2012

Most scholars, media professionals, and journalists agree that globalization has been responsible for major transformations in the structures of media production and reception. As media worlds get rearranged, it becomes necessary to focus on the ethical principles that underlie media practices and content around the world. The Global Media Ethics Project (GME)

Posted in Feature articles, Uncategorized

Blog: Chinese TV exec says journalists should be mouthpieces for government

Posted on December 5, 2011

After head of China’s largest TV network warns journalists to heed govt. wishes, social media light up in protest

Posted in In the news, News

Public media seek integrity in digital age

Posted on December 1, 2011

Trust “is perhaps the most important asset public broadcasting carries forward into evolving public media future,” writes Byron Knight. Knight should know. He’s had a long career in public broadcasting. Now, he is co-director of …

Posted in Media Morals

After June 2010 ethnic violence, freedom for minority press still in jeopardy

Posted on December 1, 2011

Court sentences Uzbek media owners to prison for spurring mass killings; CPJ doubts charges

Posted in In the news, News

Islamabad: Report launched on empowering citizens through media literacy

Posted on November 30, 2011

“Taking back-II: From passive to proactive” says socially irresponsible media is misleading its audience

Posted in In the news, News

Q & A on media ethics in Sri Lanka with chairman of national television corporation

Posted on November 26, 2011

Mohan Samaranayke:A “code of conduct” — from within — is needed to thwart poor journalistic practices

Posted in In the news, News

Amid criticism, Burmese journalists defend integrity of their work

Posted on November 25, 2011

200+ journalists sign complaint letter, will host media ethics workshop with Myanmar Journalists Network

Posted in In the news, News
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