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Public funding in local journalism is no silver bullet. But some industry leaders argue it’s necessary

Posted on March 6, 2024

For some, government investment seems like the last hope in keeping the journalism industry afloat. But this funding is not a holy grail.

Posted in HOMEPAGE FEATURE

Don’t fear the future of AI-assisted journalism: It’s already here

Posted on February 22, 2024

It is critical that newsrooms teach their reporters how to use AI and other automated tools responsibly, and for specific purposes. Furthermore, media outlets should be clear-eyed as to where and under what circumstances they will use such automated tools.

Posted in HOMEPAGE FEATURE

Announcing our spring conference, “Journalism Ethics & the AI Challenge”

Posted on February 12, 2024

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Center for Journalism Ethics hosting its spring conference, “Journalism Ethics & the AI Challenge,” with support from craig newmark philanthropies and the Evjue Foundation Madison, Wisconsin – The Center for Journalism Ethics …

Posted in HOMEPAGE FEATURE

Politicized coverage is failing the trans community

Posted on January 30, 2024

Journalists and scholars call for better journalistic coverage of the trans community that centers humanity, eliminates misinformation .

Posted in Featured News, HOMEPAGE FEATURE, Uncategorized

Conduct in conflict: Engagement with citizen journalists in war zones

Posted on January 3, 2024

What happens when citizen journalism stands alone, existing outside of the context of professional news? And how can professional journalists and news organizations engage with citizen journalists in an ethical manner?

Posted in HOMEPAGE FEATURE

As copy desks vanish, ‘the stakes are higher’ for newsrooms

Posted on November 15, 2023

For former copy editor Elise De Los Santos, it’s a butchered headline about the Chicago Cubs opening day during her first few years at the Chicago Tribune that stands out. Reflecting back, she doesn’t recall …

Posted in HOMEPAGE FEATURE

How invisible ads undermine journalism ethics

Posted on November 6, 2023

When you pair writing that brings to the fore the brutality of war with calls to learn how wine in Portugal pairs well with food, you’re not keeping advertising and news separate.

Posted in HOMEPAGE FEATURE, Uncategorized

Chasing Britney: Celebrity journalism, mainstream media and the failed pursuit of covering Britney Spears

Posted on October 2, 2023

Joanna Arcieri looks at the 2008 media frenzy that made Britney Spears a punching bag – and how media institutions (including the non-tabloid press) collectively failed her.

Posted in HOMEPAGE FEATURE

Covering mental health, suicide and addiction: A Q&A with Aneri Pattani

Posted on September 28, 2023

Throughout Aneri Pattani’s journalism career, she has had to navigate — and sometimes help reconstruct — the ethical guidelines for reporting on mental health.  Pattani is a senior correspondent at KFF Health News, a national …

Posted in HOMEPAGE FEATURE

Building reader trust with enhanced reporter bios: A Q&A with editor Edmund Lee

Posted on September 26, 2023

By Sophia Vento Edmund Lee, an assistant editor on the New York Times Trust Team, recently helped launch a new initiative to boost trust with audiences by spotlighting journalism ethics issues in reporters’ author pages.  …

Posted in HOMEPAGE FEATURE, Uncategorized
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