ethics

February 1, 2023

Opinion: Can Journalists Use Illegally Hacked Data?

(BE’ER SHEVA, Israel) — Logging onto the website Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDOS), my eyes were drawn to the only […]

By David Ben Moshe

January 19, 2023

Ethical Reporting is the Antidote to Misinformation in the Opioid Epidemic

"If we're just making fun of folks and saying, like, 'Well, why don't you just like put down the crack pipe?' that's really stigmatizing and discriminating." 

By Kyra Breslin

January 4, 2023

Journalism’s Love-Hate Relationship with Con Artists and Grifters: A Failure in Serving the Reader

(LOS ANGELES) — Journalism has many unfortunate tendencies—many of which push the industry to traverse an ethical tightrope. Perhaps none […]

By Sami Vanderlip

December 22, 2022

Under the Flesh of an Industrial Slaughterhouse

(BE’ER SHEVA, Israel) — In Harper’s Magazine’s May 2013 cover story, “The Way of All Flesh,” American author and journalist […]

By David Ben Moshe

August 17, 2022

Opinion: Objectively Unobjective in Today’s News Landscape

Things are not normal now. Why are we still behaving like it is?

By Tiffany Chang