PressEthic

Salon.com dissects a magazine that caters to the frustrated needs of ex-career women who dare to raise their own children

Dateline chose to focus on Mark David Chapman rather than John Lennon in honor of the 25th anniversary of the assassination.

Jennifer Aniston becomes the first ever female to be named GQ "Man of the Year."

The American Press Institute is going to get introspective for a year, what will they think of next?

The two teens involved in the recent double murder of parents in Pennsylvania kept blogs...is this news?

In Bush's eyes, fighting bird flu is a lot like fighting terror, or is it?

A study conducted at St. Andrews Perception Lab has found that there is a direct link between how attractive a woman is and her estrogen level.

And are promptly asked to leave. The corporation is quickly becoming America's favorite social pariah.

Soft news with an edge.

Salon launches a new section shedding some light on the mysterious world of women. Put down that copy of The Devil Wears Prada and check it out!

Ad Creep sure is getting out of control.

The Boston Herald makes me a little less proud of my hometown.

If it's not what you write but what you write about, then I guess I am biased this week.

Some not so new news: music makes you want to groove.

What should be our goal as journalists? To entertain, inform, or both?