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Alana Goodman writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a media bias group’s interesting personnel choice. A former paid scribe for an Iranian state-affiliated newspaper now works for a U.S.…
Brianna Lyman writes for the Federalist about an odd choice for journalism’s Pulitzer Prize. On Monday The Washington Post announced that it won a Pulitzer Prize in the breaking news…
Chuck Ross of the Washington Free Beacon questions the Biden administration’s approach to improving journalism. The Biden administration tapped a liberal journalism academy that once promoted a “blacklist” of conservative…
Tim Graham of the Daily Wire documents dubious media awards from a self-appointed guardian of journalistic principles. The Poynter Institute is a Florida-based journalism organization that runs PolitiFact. On Poynter.org,…
Christopher Bedford of the Federalist highlights recent developments in electoral “fact-checking.” The last week was a rough one for the fact-check industry, not simply because they demonstrably screwed up a…
Carolina Journal Publisher Jon Ham weighs in on changes in journalism — including stepping away from a focus on ethics. When I was in J-school, we talked about “journalistic ethics”…
Many have pointed to the lack of ethics in journalism these days. Many times I have bemoaned the fact that ethics has been replaced by bias, leftist agenda pushing, and…
One of my great disappointments over the past 10 or 15 years is the utter silence among journalism professors and j-school deans regarding the deterioration of journalistic standards, and by…
Kelly McBride, Poynter Institute ethics group leader, does not like the fact that James O?Keefe and Hannah Giles used deception to orchestrate expos?s of several ACORN offices. McBride says, But…
The dispute over Wilmington’s annexation of Monkey Junction continues, and WLTT Radio morning show host Curtis Wright invited John Locke Foundation Legal and Regulatory Policy Analyst Daren Bakst to the…
Check out the recent comments of the Poynter Institute’s Bob Steele: But even if one accepts that news reports might heighten a danger, there are other logical challenges to this…
Jon Ham‘s article on photojournalism links to the Christian Science Monitor story, “A blogger shines when news media get it wrong,” which contains an encouraging quotation: Some critics are disconcerted…