NBC Montana reporter becomes involved in her own story
Our reporter Whitney Bermes passed this link on to me this morning. I think it’s a good opportunity for us to talk for a few… Read More »NBC Montana reporter becomes involved in her own story
ethics
Mugshots: to publish or not to publish
A suggestion has recently come forward at the newspaper to publish the mugshots of people booked into the Gallatin County jail on our website. Herein I discuss the ethical quandary that comes with that idea.
Chronicle online corrections policy altered slightly
I wrote some time ago about how the Chronicle handles corrections on its website, and since things have changed a bit, I thought I’d provide an update.
Regretting the error
A look at how the Chronicle handles corrections and why this is so important.
The Cooks Source “apology”
Cooks Source has posted an undated, 879-word statement to its website in which it apologizes to author Monica Gaudio.
Magazine steals writer’s article and tells her to be grateful
An article, “As American as Apple Pie – Isn’t,” was published in a magazine called Cooks Source without the author’s permission, and now the social networks have noticed.
Blurring lines: Ads on Facebook
On Saturday evening, the Chronicle will almost certainly do something it has never done before. We will post an in-house promotion on our Facebook page.
Unpublishable
We decided not to publish a public document that went with a sex abuse story. Here’s the rationalization.
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