PressEthic

Avian flu should not be made into a political issue.

The BBC announced yesterday that it was closing its operations in Tashkent for the next 6 months, with its long-term local presence in doubt also

If I remember one thing from my undergraduate geology class, it's that walling off the ocean is never a good idea.

It irritates me that something as important as titling a story could be so flubbed up.

In Newark you can.

When history became a pseudo-event.

Is it biased to run a collection of photographs of soldiers killed in action?

How do you rank constitutional rights? Which is more important, religion or the press? Should we have to choose?

Hey, AP. Pro-Castro Much?

Trying to keep your interest while Special Counsel Fitzgerald makes his decision.

Newspapers shouldn't ignore the 2,000 deaths in Iraq, even if the Pentagon says pretty please.

Michael Jordan hasn't been in the news in years and his new book, by all accounts, is a yawner. So why did "60 Minutes" air a segment about the retired basketball star this past Sunday night?

PressEthic (as of writing this) is 47% evil.

After The New York Times announced it’s endorsement of Bloomberg, other papers were not to be left behind--someone had to look out for Ferrer.

Hey, AP. Anti-Castro much?