All articles tagged with #journalismethics
The New York Times’ long profile of Dianna Russini relies on her account of a FaceTime incident to avoid a ticket, but newly released bodycam video shows that claim wasn’t true, raising questions about sourcing, why the video wasn’t obtained before publication, whether a correction is due, and how internal tensions with The Athletic may influence the reporting.
CNN has acknowledged following a longstanding policy that involves reviewing its Israel and Palestine coverage through its Jerusalem bureau, which is subject to Israeli military censorship. Critics argue this practice results in biased reporting that favors Israeli narratives and downplays Palestinian perspectives. The network insists its interactions with the IDF censor are minimal and defends the policy as a means to ensure accuracy, but internal sources and media watchdogs express concern over the suppression of terms like "war-crime" and the slow approval of Palestinian sources. The issue highlights the broader problem of potential media bias and censorship in conflict reporting.