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Ethics Quote of the Week: Chris Matthews

Pat Buchanan is loyal; it’s some of his other ethical values that are in doubt. Continue reading

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Our Incompetent Broadcast News Media: A Frustrating Morning With Soledad O’Brien

The incompetence and bias of the broadcast media is doing its part tyo send the US down the path of Greece. Exhibit A: CNN’s Soledad O’Brien. Continue reading

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Unethical Quote of the Week: “Today Show” Co-Host Ann Curry

The hypocrisy and the ethical blindness of the media when it comes to the Kennedys defies belief. And it is disgusting. Continue reading

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A Brief Note Regarding The Supposed Difference Between Male and Female Teens Exploited For Sex By Adult Authority Figures

A female sexual predator tells her prey, a 14 year old boy she was supposed to be training in fitness, that he should be grateful for his lucky sexual experience, Should he? Continue reading

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Ethics Dunce: Greta Van Susteren

Greta Van Susteran feels sorry for Newt Gingrich. Continue reading

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The New York Times Asks: “Should We Be Truth Vigilantes?” Ethics Alarms Answers: “No, Because You Can’t Be Trusted.”

The Times asks whether its reporters should challenge the facts as represented by news figures the Times doesn’t agree with. Continue reading

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The Romney and Paul Smears: Time For U.S. News Media To Admit Its Bias And Address It

How can journalists decry the influence of Super-PACs and big money in elections when the news media, the most powerful communications factor of all ( because it has—still—the remains of a reputation for being objective, fair and accurate) is consistently biased? Not only is that a bigger problem, it is one journalists themselves have the power to fix…if they wanted to, if they cared. Continue reading

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Love Your Lawyer? Bad Idea. Love Your Client? Even Worse.

A lawyer thinks you should make your lawyer your boyfriend, like his client did. Oh so wrong. Continue reading

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Unethical Website: NewtGingrich.com…But Not In The Way You Think

Nixonian dirty tricks are OK with the Washington Post, as long as they are directed at Newt. Continue reading

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Comment of the Day: “Unethical Website of the Month: The Florida Family Association”

A sharp comment on the ethics of boycotts. Continue reading

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