imediaethics Stinkyjournalism imediaethics biased investigative journalism in Examiner.com Internet
There are few things worse than corrupt police officers, or corrupt journalism watchdogs. iMediaEthics is the latter.
I was someone that was contacted for information in their Examiner.com special investigation and I found that their entire line of inquiry was bias loaded. They obviously were seeking damaging and and that violates the most basic of journalism's ethiics principles.
The world needs media watchdogs, but not the kind that disguises itself in media elitism, yet commits the worst of journalism's sins.
I find that imediathics.com is really stinkyjournalism.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
iMediaEthics.org
New York City,New York,
USA
Is this Rip Off Report about iMediaEthics a Hoax?
#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Tue, August 08, 2017
iMediaEthics is a multiple award-winning, not for profit, media ethics news site. See for yourself, we are respectful and do complete fact checking for any investigation of journalists or news media outlets. imediaethics.org/
We suspect this report is a hoax. August 3rd, two days before this August 5th complaint, we asked a lawyer of a subject of a forthcoming story why his client had never posted any rebuttals to the more than a dozen complaints from 2007 to 2015 about him and his media companies. Most of these numerous Rip Off Reports are from unpaid writers and tech workers who received bad checks.
This complaint about iMediaEthics was never sent to us and there is nothing specific stated that we can resolve about an "entire line of inquiry was bias loaded" and that we were "obviously were seeking damaging [sic] and and [typo] that violates the most basic of journalism's ethiics principles."
To the person who filed this complaint: You need to prove, a. that we did commiunciate with you and b. be specific what questions you thought were biased and unethical.
Most of our interviews are via email so this should be easy for you to do. We are extremely careful and fact check everything to make sure we report the truth. In the very rare instance where we make errors we correct them quickly as ethics standards require. Go to our investigations sections and judge our reporting for yourself imediaethics.org/special-investigations/ Contact us at info at iMediaEthics.org with any questions.