With the advent of the Internet, the media have been forced to face economic challenges, to make changes in their production processes and, of course, to update their ethical standards and adapt them to the new digital era. This lastdeontologicalchallengeis partly reflected in the implementation of accountability and transparency mechanisms; however, few newscompanieshavebeenabletoapplythemrigorouslyintheirwebproducts. This research aims to identify these practices and to analyze their level of compliance in some of the most influential digital media, both native and traditional, in Latin America.