by eet002 | May 20, 2019 | Ethics in the News
Men outnumber women in U.S. newsrooms and in fact-checking positions. Nurses are rarely used as sources in health news, but make up nearly a third of all healthcare professionals. Illinois statehouse press has dwindled in recent years, but an Illinois...
by Ninette Sosa | Jun 18, 2018 | Ethics in the News
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark — “Advocates are becoming journalists. Is that a good thing?” Read the story here. Ukraine officials held a news conference to announce a journalist’s death, who wasn’t really dead. Reporters were...
by Ninette Sosa | Feb 5, 2018 | Uncategorized
FAYETTEVILLE (UARK) — Poynter writes a commentary about the media’s coverage of sexual assault and a possible need to change the approach of how it’s reported. “…it’s time for a new look at anonymity ;policies.”...
by Ninette Sosa | Nov 2, 2017 | Ethics in the News
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — National journalists will gather to talk about why news matters more than ever at the annual Center for Ethics in Journalism and School of Journalism and Strategic Media forum. The event, “Forget Fake: How To Get To Real News,”...
by cwelter | Jun 24, 2017 | Ethics in the News
A Wall Street Journal foreign affairs correspondent was fired for his business involvement with a source, Poynter reported. Educators are teaching students how to detect false news using an online platform called Checkology, according to an article published by Wired....
