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Faux News Exposes Itself: Fair and Balanced Is Finally Just a Slogan nonpartisanwitchhunt.blogspot.com 18 Aug 2010 | 12:01 pm
It has been reported today that the parent company of Fox News, News Corp., has donated $1,000,000 to the Republican Governors' Association. Uh, okay. I suppose the standard Fox set for itself, "Fair...
FOXNews.com - Experts Warn of 'Terminator'-Style Military-Robot Rebellion - Science News | Science & Technology | Technology News tiggermason19.newsvine.com 20 Feb 2009 | 06:48 am
Article reporting on Navy's desire to program ethics into any potentially produced robots
If Something Seems Fishy in Your Newsroom, Consult a Code of Ethics freedomforumdiversity.org 2 May 2011 | 02:14 am
Ask the recruiter Send your journalism career questions to Joe Grimm at joe.grimm@gmail.com Q. I’m a TV reporter in a large market. Recently, I was sent on an assignment—a news feature—at a local s...
Basic News Writing Tips smartguava.com 22 Nov 2011 | 10:21 pm
When doing a news story journalists need to follow Society of Professional Journalist Code of Ethics which advocate for integrity. It states that they should seek truth and report it with honesty, fai...
George Clooney, Nespresso push African coffee ethics greenrightnow.com 17 Jul 2013 | 02:09 am
Bloomberg News’ Thomas Mulier reports on the alliance of Nespresso and actor George Clooney as the company ads him to its coffee ethics board and introduces a sustainability program in Africa. He spea...
Ducking Rodney Davis: Three Questions Rodney Davis Is Avoiding During Recess dccc.org 7 Aug 2013 | 06:36 pm
More than six months after news reports that Congressman Rodney Davis refused to cooperate with the Office of Congressional Ethics in a campaign finance investigation, here are three questions Freshma...
British journalism’s great ethical divide: should reporters pay for information? hackinginquiry.org 13 Aug 2013 | 07:19 pm
By Nicholas Jones When the News of the World phone hacking trial opens at the Old Bailey in early September, it will highlight one of the great taboos of British journalism. How much freedom – if any...
