Ethical marketing: Newsjacking, clickbait and fake reviews among unpopular practices
Ethical considerations are coming further to the fore in UK marketing according to a variety of surveys and polls. Over…
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Academics say alternative ways of telling suicide stories to ‘promote hope’ can save lives
Responsible reporting about mental health and suicide can help prevent suicide, but sensationalist and stigmatising reporting puts vulnerable people at…
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New guidelines for UK journalists on reporting road collisions suggest banning use of the word ‘accident’
New guidelines have been created for reporting on road collisions, following in the footsteps of similar best practice on stories…
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Ethical Journalism Network appoints former Channel 4 News producer and freelance foreign correspondent as new chief executive
The Ethical Journalism Network has appointed International News Safety Institute director Hannah Storm as its new chief executive and director.…
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Documents reveal BBC concern at ‘imbalance’ over coverage of miners’ strike ‘Battle of Orgreave’
Misgivings about how BBC television news covered a key confrontation in the miners' strike were voiced internally almost as soon…
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Ten per cent boost for last-ever NCE results
The last-ever set of National Certificate Examination (NCE) results saw a ten per cent increase in the number of passes…
ByReport: Murdochs to be questioned under oath, phone-hacking inquiry could be broadcast live
Rupert and James Murdoch are to be questioned under oath at the High Court as part of Lord Justice Leveson’s…
ByMPs want answers over C4 journalist ransom claims
A cross-party group of MPs is preparing to grill Channel 4 chief executive Andy Duncan in the autumn over claims…
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