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Jan 2, 2014: New York Film Academy: Editor of iMediaEthics Website to Participate in Seminar with NYFA Broadcast Journalism Students
On Wednesday January 29, Rhonda Roland Shearer — editor-in-chief and publisher of iMediaEthics, a media watchdog website — will conduct a seminar for Broadcast Journalsim students at the New York Film Academy.
On Wednesday January 29, Rhonda Roland Shearer — editor-in-chief and publisher of iMediaEthics, a media watchdog website — will conduct a seminar for Broadcast Journalsim students at the New York Film Academy.
Rhonda Roland Shearer is director of Art Science Research Laboratory (ASRL), www.asrlab.org, a not-for-profit she co-founded with her late husband, Harvard professor and scientist Stephen Jay Gould, that promotes media ethics and encourages the use of science experts and methods in reporting. Shearer, also an artist with solo museum exhibitions and an expertise in the work of Marcel Duchamp, embarked on an award-winning career in investigative reporting after working with police, firefighters and construction workers who complained that they were falsely accused by a journalist of "widespread looting" on 9/11 "even before the towers fell." Her investigations have since been recognized by the Federal Trade Commission, states attorney generals and local police departments. Shearer founded iMediaEthics (rebranded from StinkyJournalism.org in 2011), a news media ethics site, in 2004.
