PressEthic

Just like any religious or political group, Shiites beliefs vary from person to person. But The New York Times groups the entire Shia establishment into one category in this article.

It exists in all religions. Why not call it what it is in the Sydney riots?

Shouldn't we be more concerned about the history of his actions than the actions displayed in court?

24 hour, state sponsored, Russian satellite TV is now on air. Propagandistic? We'll just have to wait and see.

If a young Asian boy wanted to enter the news field, what role models could he possibly look up to?

Negative or non existent represenatations of non-European minorities in European media are another problem in the current anger among ethnic groups.

Why do we make such a big deal of it? It's just snow!

More and more, entertainment TV is taking precedence over intelligent news sources. As a result, news magazines appear to be losing the fight in delivering news that counts in order to survive in their domain.

Often undermined, media efforts to inform victims is vital in humanitarian missions.

The potential jailing of five Turkish journalists is yet another obstacle in Turkey's talks of EU membership. But despite Turkey's history of muzzling components of the press, President Bush has praised the country's regulated government as a democracy that other nations should aspire to.

Are reporters afraid of overstating environmental issues?

Good night and good luck, Ted Koppel!

Milosevic's trial was supposed to provide the world with a full account of the horrors that plagued the Balkans during his reign, but oddly enough, it has faded into the media background.

How should sexaul assaults be phrased in news?

Michael Graham is back.