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The Ethical Insider: A Key Person in Building Journalism for the Future

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The Ethical Insider: A Key Person in Building Journalism for the Future

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Journalism and media are changing fast, but when it comes to correcting our mistakes we are still in the slow lane. KIRK LaPOINTE, Executive

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Politics and Media Ethics: Is it Dangerous to Work with the UN?

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Aidan White An old argument about the threat of governmental interference in journalism is back on the agenda of the Ethical Journalism Network.

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New Media Legislation in Macedonia: International Feedback Wanted

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The Macedonian government is in the process of creating a new media legislation, and the EJN is assisting in getting international feedback on

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Ethical Journalism in Action: Combating Bias and Discrimination

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Stefanie Chernow In a world of prejudice and bias, perhaps the greatest challenge for journalists is to live up to the task of fair and balanced

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Director’s Letter: August 2013

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Dear Friends, The holiday period has eased the travel schedule, but the EJN is continuing to move forward. Our communications work is being

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How Tragedy Strikes When Journalism and Social Media Lack Ethics and Humanity

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The life and tragic death of student Sunil Tripathi, recently documented by the New York Times, is a shocking case study of the threat posed to

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Now Here’s Some Good News: Ethical Journalism In Action

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By Stefanie Chernow A search for “media ethics” on Twitter will normally show just how much of a challenge it is fight for standards in

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British Public Backs Government Over Press in Regulation Battle

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Aidan White Back from holiday, I find a story that won’t be making headlines in the British tabloid press – that the public prefers the

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A Whole New Kind of Journalism? A Dissenting View

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Tom Kent Is journalism as we know it on its last legs? Some think so. But the evidence is not convincing. In journalism conferences and blogs,

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Director’s Letter: July 2013

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Dear Friends, Our June 19th EJN meeting at the Hotel de Ville in Paris saw up to 100 people join three sessions to learn from experts from Egypt,

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A War on Whistle blowing That threatens Journalism and Democracy

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Aidan White Edward Snowden, a technology specialist and former undercover CIA employee, has come forward as the man who blew the whistle on the

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Innocent Mistakes: EJN Report on How Media Failure Inspires Hate

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The EJN today launches a report that gets to the heart of the ethical crisis facing journalists and media who struggle to maintain standards in

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