Tag Archives: Conan O’Brien
Cleavage Ettiquette
The husband of the President of Finland is being widely ridiculed in the news media after being caught by a journalist’s camera as he plainly ogled the cleavage of Princess Mary of Denmark and was seemingly caught in the act … Continue reading
Ethics Quote of the Week: Alessandra Stanley
How are the Emmys like the Nobel Peace Prize? Continue reading
The Emmys, “South Park,” and Integrity
The Muslim extremist threat that cowed the Comedy Channel into censoring South Park has certainly spawned a bumper crop of unethical attempts at protest. First we had the juvenile “Let’s Insult Islam Because We Can Day” protest, better known as … Continue reading
Conan on “60 Minutes”: Failing His Own High Standards
Conan O’Brien went on CBS’s “60 Minutes” this week, and managed to carefully trash NBC and Jay Leno without crossing the boundaries laid out in his agreement with NBC, which prohibited him from “disparaging” the network that treated him so … Continue reading
Ethics Notes on a Busy Week
Jay, McCain, Oprah, Obama, Fox, Princeton, and the end of “The Ethicist’s” unethical streak. Continue reading
Ethics Hero: Conan O’Brien
Another excerpt from Conan O’Brien’s farewell that deserves recognition. Continue reading
Ethics Quote of the Week
Conan O’Brien on diligence and kindness. Continue reading
On Hoaxes, Avatar, and More Late Night Ethics
Brief ethics notes on recent hoaxes, Avatar, and the NBC’s late night meltdown. Continue reading
The Second Annual Ethics Alarms Awards: The BEST of Ethics 2010
Depp, Stewart, Graham, Joyce, Coco—-The Best in Ethics 2010. Not nearly long enough…but still a lot of men, women and deeds worth celebrating. Continue reading →
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