Tag: journalism ethics
Jan Crawford Apologizes for X Post on Abdul El-Sayed Exchange, Renewing...
Jan Crawford’s apology over an X post about Abdul El-Sayed puts CBS News standards, social media ethics and TV journalism under scrutiny.
Ex-BBC Journalist Awarded €23,442 in Damages for Unlawfully Gained Data
In a landmark ruling, an ex-BBC journalist has been awarded €23,442 in damages after it was determined that their personal data was unlawfully obtained. This case highlights the ongoing concerns surrounding data privacy and journalistic integrity in Ireland.
The Debate on Labeling AI-Generated Images: What Irish Publishers Need to...
As AI-generated images become more prevalent in media, a growing discussion emerges about whether Irish publishers should label these images. This article explores the implications and need for transparency in media.
Understanding Defamation Law in Irish Media: Essential Insights for Publishers
Explore the implications of defamation law on Irish media and what publishers must know to navigate this evolving landscape.
Navigating AI’s Role in Irish Journalism: Opportunities, Risks, and Editorial Guidelines
Explore the evolving landscape of AI in Irish journalism, focusing on recent developments, opportunities, and the risks that come with integrating technology into media practices.
