• Catching a falling star reporter by Edward Wasserman from The Miami Herald (password rquired for access to this article)
• Insulin Insights: Getting A Fix On Diabetes by Vikas Singh for The Times of India.
• Times Edit Page Debate: From pontificatory to pathetic...It's time editors step down from their ivory towers — Mediaah!
• Coverage by the News Media of the Benefits and Risks of Medications — NEJM
• PCI censures two Gujarati newspapers
• Delusions of Accuracy by Ariel Hart for CJR.org. If this is the situation in media that actually employ fact-checkers, the state of accuracy in our media is no doubt alarming!
• Sex-Assault Survivors Deserve Names, Not Stigma by Sheila Gibbons, WomenseNews
• The Siren Song of Punditry by Jeffrey A. Dvorkin. An interesting story on media ethics and public broadcasters involving a woman journalist with the United States' National Public Radio
• At the Mercy of Journalists by Adel Hassan, Alternet
• Publish and be pampered — How freelance health journalists are under increased pressure from PR firms — BMJ.com
• Media coverage of rape: did Aaj Tak stoop to new lows with rape coverage?
  "...The idea behind the recreation was to convey the brutality of the incident to our viewers. We are fulfilling our responsibility of exposing a particular crime that would have other wise gone unexposed..." Aaj Tak CEO G Krishnan writes to Mediaah!
• Should the Media ID the Alleged Victim in the Kobe Bryant Sexual Assault Case? Democracy Now!
• Naming Rape Victims by Geneva Overholser, Alternet
• Press Freedom is Major Battle of 21st Century: WAN President — WAN
• United States: an unfree press by Serge Halimi for MondeDiplo.com
• A respected face, but is it news or an ad? by Melody Petersen for NyTimes.com
• Hard Times: Journalism's Credibility Problem 13 Experts Offer Their Solutions By Joe Strupp for Editor & Publisher Online
• Some Times, news smells of money by Shuchi Bansal for Business Standard (net edition)

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