Clearing Misconceptions about Media Self- Regulation

Each time a new scandal threatens the credibility of the entire media industry,journalists and editors argue that only self-regulation can hold people accountable without threatening freedom of speech. We do not disagree. But there seems to be some confusion about what self-regulation and accountability means. A scandal in American media last week provides a useful example of how . . . →Read More:Clearing Misconceptions about Media Self- Regulation

Wikileaks:Its Impact On World Media

The selective release of around a quarter million US State Department cables,some of them redacted after screening by corporate media entities such as The New York Times, The Guardian, Der Spiegel,and Le Monde,among others,comes at a time when there are calls by governments,including officials of the Obama administration,to restrict information content on the Internet.

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