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>The cup went to the marketing department a corporate >sponsor of the Pittsburgh Penguins as it did to every >corporate sponsor of the Pittsburgh Penguins. The cup >did not go the newsroom. The newsroom was invited down >if they wanted to see it. > >>You know, I also thought about this. >> >>My take: The Stanley Cup going to the Trib doesn't go >>against journalism ethics. It wasn't a news event, >>news conference, game or public viewing. It was a >>private event. >> >>There is talk that a KDKA-TV sports reporter asked the >>coach following a game for a photo with the cup. Now >>that breaks the rules of journalism. >> >>As for the food issue that was discussed in a few >>posts, I'm torn. I've accepted bottled water from >>events and still maintained proper journalism ethics. >> >>It's true, reporters are people, too. But there is a >>time and a place for everything, and the cup visiting >>the Clark building isn't a bad thing.

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