#journalism-ethics

#journalism-ethics

The UK High Court ruled against a conspiracy theorist for defaming survivors of the Manchester Arena bombing, sending a clear message against false narratives.

"Nightcrawler" reveals the media's manipulation of public perception through sensationalism and the consequences of prioritizing ratings over truth.

Molly White's reporting on crypto fraud was met with intimidation tactics, including bribery and legal threats, illustrating challenges faced by journalists in the crypto space.

Soon-Shiong's decisions sparked resignations and subscription cancellations at the Los Angeles Times, reflecting a conflict over editorial independence and responsibility.

Portland city officials must avoid using taxpayer funds for personal campaign activities, as highlighted by the recent violation by Commissioner Rene Gonzalez.

Coates refuses to engage with justifications he sees as morally indefensible, shaping his narrative on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Melania Trump is criticized for monetizing her appearances and interviews, indicating a focus on profit over genuine engagement.

Bernard Arnault's media restrictions have sparked outrage among French journalists, highlighting tensions between corporate power and press freedom.

Erroneous information from Oakland Police led to misinformation about the city's crime rates, highlighting the need for accuracy in reporting.

The episode explores the impact of Prince Andrew's interview on his reputation and the moral dilemmas faced by journalists.

The revelation of Sue Gray's salary highlights broader issues of government discontent and perceptions of equity among higher-ranking officials.

Public shaming of arrested children for violence threats is harmful and counterproductive.

Newsrooms are shifting focus toward public safety rather than sensational crime reporting.

Ethical guidelines for AI in journalism are urgently needed due to audience distrust and anxiety.

Audience expectations for transparency in AI use are crucial for maintaining trust.

Data privacy concerns must be prioritized as newsrooms adopt AI tools.

Kamala Harris should prioritize candid interviews over friendly, shallow media engagements for her first major press opportunity.

Donald Trump was combative during a panel at the NABJ convention, clashing with moderators and allegedly causing a delay over live fact-checking.

AI-generated images can dominate news spread, overshadowing actual footage.

Newsweek embraces AI in newsroom for efficiency and creativity.

Vincent Bollore has built a right-wing media empire accused of promoting extreme views.

Rodolphe Saade aims to create a media group focused on pluralism and ethical journalism.

NYPD brass publicly criticizes journalists for inaccurate reporting.

Tensions between NYPD brass and media reach peak over social media disputes.

Tensions at The New York Times over investigative report on Hamas

Newsroom divisions and tumult at The New York Times

Antoinette Lattouf, a journalist at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, was sacked for expressing support for Palestinians.

Pro-Israel lobbyists allegedly pressured ABC to fire Lattouf, sparking criticism about eradicating dissent in newsrooms.

The New York Times follows strict ethics guidelines, avoiding payment from governments for coverage. The Times provides balanced travel stories on Saudi Arabia, acknowledging both positive changes and ongoing complexities.