Ethics of reporting bloody incidents
The bombing at the Boston Marathon on Monday made the front page on newspapers around the world, and most chose not to shield readers from bloody shots of the scene…
L-R: Ronald Miskoff, President, Foundation for Open Government, John Paff, Chair New Jersey Libertarian Party's Open Government Advocacy Project, Joyce Lanier, Manager, Archives & Records Management Center, Dr. Robert Shick, Director, Executive & International Programs, SPAA
The information flow dilemma
Information flow in a democracy is of immense importance to both government and the media, says Dr. Daniel Metcalfe, Executive Director, Collaboration on Government Secrecy and founding director, United States…
Debating Gun Safety: The Media vs. Politicians
The hallmark of American democracy is the robust debate that occurs in the formulation of public policies. The recent debate on gun violence or gun safety is one of such…
Kenya’s fourth president assumes office
By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN Africa’s match towards democracy took another step today as Uhuru Kenyatta, son of Kenya’s first president, was sworn in as the nation’s fourth head of state amid…
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