Podcast: The ethics of BuzzFeed’s decision to publish Trump-Russia memos January 13, 2017 By David Uberti
The AP was right to fire Bob Lewis October 28, 2013 By Alicia Shepard He needed to wait for a response from his piece’s target, and he didn’t
The Gladwellian ‘debate’ October 10, 2013 By Alexis Sobel Fitts Why are we still listening to Malcolm Gladwell’s cherry-picked gospel?
A weakened Washington Post, a serious ethical breach September 6, 2013 By Ryan Chittum Erik Wemple hits his own paper for hopping the wall between ads and news
The Bloomberg terminal scandal May 14, 2013 By Ryan Chittum Not nearly in the Murdoch hacking league, but it requires a cultural shift
‘I need rules’ February 12, 2013 By Curtis Brainard Jonah Lehrer says he still intends to pursue writing
A reporter is fired; colleagues quit in protest November 19, 2012 By Peter Sterne The Hudson Register-Star reporter refused to include information in his story
Journalism ethics in a digital age October 26, 2012 By Kira Goldenberg A Poynter conference this week provoked good discussion but presupposed an old definition of journalism
It’s about the rider September 13, 2012 By Declan Fahy Sports reporters flex their scientific muscle in Armstrong doping coverage
UPI shirks responsibility August 17, 2012 By Curtis Brainard Raeburn takes wire to task for cribbing from Science News
NPR Rethinks Its Reporting March 5, 2012 By Trudy Lieberman Will "he said/she said" go away for good?
Heartland, Gleick, and Media Law March 1, 2012 By Curtis Brainard Experts weigh in on leaks and deceptive tactics
POWs, Dead Dictators, and Journalistic Ethics October 27, 2011 By Lawrence Pintak Would any journalist have turned down the opportunity to interview Gilad Shalit?
