Canadian Journalist blogs on a recent column by CBC News Editor-in-chief Tony Burman that criticizes NBC’s decision to air excerpts from the Virginia Tech killer’s “manifesto.” Deb Jones questions CBC’s […]
READ MOREWhen Virginia Tech killer Cho Seung-Hui sentva video press package to NBC News, he got the attention he longed for — and sparked a tough debate on whether or not […]
READ MOREWhen secretly shot footage of Saddam Hussein’s hanging leaked online, news outlets found themselves with gruesome choices to make. By Jennifer Fong On a former military base in north Baghdad […]
READ MORECanadian writer Paul William Roberts has admitted passages in his 2004 best-selling book A War Against Truth: An Intimate Account of the Invasion of Iraq are similar to those that […]
READ MOREThe editor-in-chief of a website built on “citizen journalism” wants subjectivity, not objectivity, in his reporters’ coverage of a major Vancouver trial. Paul Sullivan tells the Edmonton Sun that the […]
READ MOREThis page at the UBC site contains links to major sites dedicated to media ethics and high-quality journalism, such as the Poynter Institute and the Project for Excellence in Journalism. […]
READ MOREby Mark Schneider Despite the fact that there are no secret handshakes, no Masonic rites or other esoteric indications denoting membership in the society of journalists, a bond of unexamined […]
READ MOREby Kendyl Salcito Journalism is evolving rapidly in a “mixed media” of traditional newspapers and broadcast stations combined with a “new media” of on-line journalists. These developments in journalism are […]
READ MOREby Kendyl Salcito Accuracy — to get the facts and context of a story right — is a fundamental norm of ethical journalism. Inaccurate reporting undermines important news stories and […]
READ MOREby Kendyl Salcito Journalists have long considered themselves the gatekeepers of news and information for the public. Indeed, whether self-imposed or not, some form of gatekeeping seems unavoidable in journalism. […]
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