PressEthic

The New York Times reported today that Private Lynddie England was found guilty of misconduct in the Abu Ghraib Abuse trial.

After Jayson Blair plagiarized her work, reporter Macarena Hernandez almost left journalism. The reasons why might not be what you think.

New Atlantic Monthly article highlights "Greatest Stories Never Told."`

They really do. So much that different channels keep showing reruns of the show. And of Seinfeld and Friends. I remember a scene from Crocodile Dundee 2

May Chidiac has lost an arm and leg because she is a journalist fighting for a free press. Is the price too high?

President Bush has declared that people need to drive less in order to save gas - genius, sheer genius.

How do you measure a year in the life of Michael Brown?

Christopher Hitchens

How much was New Orleans responsible for it's own destruction?

This quote I stole from T.S. Eliot and from the papers from my other class, The Journalistic Tradition. The way I interpret it is that great writing is not necessarily about inventing the weel, or if it is, it is about reinventing it, make it bigger or paint it in a different color. Great writing

There are unique ethical questions in war reporting.

New Los Angeles Times feature shows how little pundits actually know

Journalists hold all sorts of ideals about what it means to be the press in the land of the free. One of those they hold most dear is Fact Checker to the Government. It's nice to occasionally find out that others agree.

Technology has given us great ways for readers to get involved in their media outlets, from blogging and posting comments to submitting pictures from their cell phones. But are they heading toward the guilt that so many journalists already face?

How much do you need, deserve, or want to know about the sex offenses of 63 very sick priests?