PressEthic

As the cities of San Francisco and Philadelphia advance their plans to provide free and/or low-cost WiFi service, telecom companies are about to take a huge financial smack in the face.

Maureen Dowd's "Woman of Mass Destruction" column restores integrity to the Times

This is getting interesting.

Tom DeLay’s mug shot looks good enough to be featured on the cover of a magazine, and the media is having some fun with it.

It’s amazing to me that while other countries are hailing Judy Miller as a hero, American journalists are tearing her, and The New York Times, to shreds.

Blogger says it’s not censorship. So what is it?

Who knew blogging could cost you your job??

First Amendment rights. Shield laws. Sourcing. But Judy Miller's biggest backlash may be against her sex.

Wait- they're looking at Judy! That's not what we wanted!

The New York Times is now saying Judith Miller is getting in the way of the issue for which she was likely grandstanding. But they're not being fair either.

The way missing persons stories work is intuitive. Get as much media on the story as possible, so the news can spread as far as. . . the UK?

It's getting ugly in the fight between the press secretary and the press.

A study found that women are not used as sources in the news as often as men. Surprised?

Saddam Hussein’s trial was broadcast yesterday on Iraqi television. But it was not live TV. Officials imposed at least a 20-minute delay. Why?

In a mad rush to put out the big numbers, how many times can you get it wrong?

According to the Des Moines Register, Americans know very little about either Iraq or Iowa.