PressEthic

“Mel Gibson Developing Holocaust Series” tells us that Gibson’s production company might produce an ABC mini-series about the Holocaust, but that Gibson definitely won’t be acting in it. In fact, he might not be involved with it at all. Sound like Gossip?

Not surprisingly, news accounts differ.

If anyone caught am New York over the weekend, here’s the first thing they saw: a giant T-Mobile ad that stretches from the front cover around to the back cover.

It’s kind of like an RSS feed for science news, except much cooler...

LA Times catches another covert propaganda campaign

The rumor mill starts spinning.

And no one really knows why.

Amy Fisher (yes that Amy Fisher, who tried to kill Mary Jo Buttafuco in 1992), columnist for the Long Island Press, was called a plagiarist by a Chicago Trib reporter.

Alabama governor calls for a boycott of Aruba, press eats it up.

How can you write an election story about disenfranchised voters that doesn’t quote a single disenfranchised voter?

Hollywood looks silly, AP adds insult to injury.

This is the best headline I’ve seen since the Post ran “Biz Boob Busts Bank for Babes” a couple of weeks ago.

It’s all well and good that Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez is “bucking free-market planning.” But what about bucking Venezuelans?

Washington Battens Down the Hatches

Hey, AP. Pro-Castro Much?