Journalism and media are changing fast, but when it comes to correcting our mistakes we are still in the slow lane. KIRK LaPOINTE, Executive
Aidan White An old argument about the threat of governmental interference in journalism is back on the agenda of the Ethical Journalism Network.
The Macedonian government is in the process of creating a new media legislation, and the EJN is assisting in getting international feedback on
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
Dear Friends, The holiday period has eased the travel schedule, but the EJN is continuing to move forward. Our communications work is being
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
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
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
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,
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,
Aidan White Edward Snowden, a technology specialist and former undercover CIA employee, has come forward as the man who blew the whistle on the
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