This revised self-scoring profile includes situations that ASBPE’s ethics committee addressed during the latest ethics code revision completed last year. … read more

The new media explosion is challenging previously accepted ethical practices. Such standards as objectivity and impartiality are often waived in favor of spreading rumors and vigilante-like journalism. … read more

Online reporters and editors have lots of choices to make when confronting ethical issues. Making those journalists more aware of all the options – whether for B2B or general-interest publications – is a goal of the Online News Association’s current ethics initiative. … read more

Does native advertising really deserve acknowledgement as the new kid on the block among the forms of sponsored content? … read more

How do you make an ethics code relevant for a membership significantly more diverse than in years past? This is a challenge for the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ), now in the midst of only its second revision in the past 17 years. … read more

B2B editorial and sales teams often wrestle with how sponsored content should be labeled. With the blending of native advertising and regular editorial content, a consensus already exists that format distinctions are required. … read more

The American Society of Magazine Editors always has taken the lead role in helping publications develop the relationship be between editorial and advertising. So it was no surprise that ASME again set the pace last year in posting an advisory specifically addressing native advertising. … read more

Like marketing counterparts in the USA, British publishers are wrestling with native advertising’s “gray areas.” … read more