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sports1 day ago

Reporter’s pep talk to Jaguars coach dives into media ethics after playoff loss

After the Jaguars’ home wild-card loss to the Bills, Jacksonville Free Press reporter Lynn Jones used her mic to offer encouragement to head coach Liam Coen, triggering a debate about appropriate conduct in postgame press conferences. The NABJ pressed back, defending the Black press and journalistic rigor, while Jones said the moment was a spontaneous, compassionate gesture for the city and team, not a breach of standards. The episode highlights tensions over emotion, access, and representation in sports reporting.

via The New York Times|
#jacksonville-jaguars#journalism-ethics#liam-coen
society29 days ago

Epstein Survivors Call for Justice and Transparency

The article argues that media coverage of Jeffrey Epstein's case often prioritizes the exposure of powerful men over the victims' experiences, highlighting how journalistic practices and legal frameworks tend to anonymize survivors, which can diminish their individual stories and perpetuate a focus on scandal rather than justice. It advocates for a more survivor-centered approach that balances ethical considerations with the importance of giving victims a voice.

via The Conversation|
#epstein#journalism-ethics#media-coverage
media-and-journalism1 month ago

Media Failures in Holding Power Accountable in 2023

The article criticizes the blurring lines between advertising, public relations, and journalism, highlighting how media outlets are increasingly influenced by billionaires and political interests, which compromises their role in holding power to account. It emphasizes the importance of independent journalism, exemplified by the Guardian, in defending free speech and truth against corporate and political manipulation.

via The Guardian|
#journalism-ethics#media-and-journalism#media-integrity
world7 months ago

Clint Eastwood: Celebrating a Legendary 95-Year Career and Recent Controversies

An Austrian newspaper, Kurier, published a fabricated interview with Clint Eastwood, claiming he spoke to them about Hollywood, but Eastwood denied the interview's authenticity. The newspaper's editor apologized and severed ties with the journalist responsible, Elisabeth Sereda, due to standards violations, highlighting issues of journalistic integrity.

via The Guardian|
#austrian-newspaper#clint-eastwood#interview-controversy
media1 year ago

"Alito's Distress Flag Story Unveiled After Years of Controversy"

The Washington Post revealed it had the story about an upside-down American flag at Justice Samuel Alito's home three years ago but chose not to publish it, citing that it was his wife's doing and not clearly political. This admission highlights journalistic introspection and changing coverage of the Supreme Court. The decision not to publish raises questions about holding public officials' families to the same standards and the neutrality expected of Supreme Court justices.

via The Associated Press|
#journalism-ethics#media#political-symbolism
international-news1 year ago

Controversial Award-Winning Photo of Hamas Parading Israeli Woman's Body Sparks Outrage

A photo of Hamas operatives parading the near-naked body of Shani Louk, a German tourist who was tortured and killed, won a photo of the year award, sparking outrage on social media. The image, part of an Associated Press collection, led to criticism of the award's criteria and ethics. Louk, who had German and Israeli citizenship, was taken hostage during a Hamas attack near the Gaza border and became a symbol of the conflict after her lifeless body was displayed on social media.

via NDTV|
#hamas#international-news#journalism-ethics
media1 year ago

"Controversy at New York Times: Reporting on Hamas Attacks and Leak Investigation"

Tensions have arisen within The New York Times newsroom over an investigative report on Hamas' use of sexual violence in the October 7th attacks, leading to a rift between different factions within the organization. The Times Guild filed a grievance, accusing top news executives of targeted interrogation of journalists of Middle Eastern descent. The report's credibility has been questioned, with concerns raised about the evidence and the social media posts of one of the freelancers involved. The controversy reflects broader cultural divides and ethical considerations in journalism.

via NPR|
#hamas#investigative-report#journalism-ethics
media2 years ago

Sports Illustrated Faces Backlash for AI-Generated Articles and Fake Authors

Sports Illustrated has deleted articles from its website after it was revealed that the magazine had published them under fake author names and AI-generated profile photos. The articles were accompanied by AI-generated profile images that were found for sale on digital marketplaces. The magazine's parent company, The Arena Group, stated that the articles were created by a third-party company, AdVon Commerce, and that they are investigating the matter. This is the second time AdVon has been involved in an AI publishing controversy, following a similar incident with Gannett-owned Reviewed. The Sports Illustrated Union and writers expressed their disgust and concern over the alleged practices, stating that they violate journalistic ethics and damage the credibility of the publication.

via CNN|
#ai-generated-profiles#fake-author-names#journalism-ethics