Ethics in the News
What We’re Reading This Week 11/11/19
The Associated Press looks at the future of journalists. Experts suggest guidelines for newspaper reporting on celebrity suicides. A national newspaper reveals its pay disparities among race and gender. Misleading news reports created overseas are...
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BuzzFeed and CNN come out on top in the FOIA bout with the U.S. government. A new study uncovers how Americans perceive local news. The study delves into which is trusted more, local or national news. poynter.orgNews organizations issue apologies...
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The Pew Research Center gathered information about national political tweets. Here is what was learned from the data. To delete the tweet or not to delete the tweet. Many journalists are making this decision. The CJR weighs in. Facebook News is...
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Visiting Distinguished Professor to Present at the Pryor Center
The Center for Ethics in Journalism presents filmmaker and photographer Brent Renaud. As the 2019 visiting distinguished professor, Renaud has lectured in journalism and communication classes at the University of Arkansas. Now the community can meet the Peabody Award...
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Four Journalism Alumni to Be Honored
Photo Submitted 2019 Lemke Alumni Society Hall of Honor Inductees: Top from left: O.V. Brantley and Philip Bruce; bottom: Art Meripol and Frank Thomas. FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Arkansas alumni O.V. Brantley, Philip Bruce, Art Meripol and Frank Thomas will be...
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Libraries Event, Exhibit Shine Spotlight on Student Media During Archives Month
Graphic Design by Ariel Romero The public is invited to join the University Libraries and the School of Journalism and Strategic Media for an Archives Month event Tuesday, Oct. 29 in Mullins Library. A drop-in viewing of the digital services department's work on...
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