by Sydney Smith on Oct 25, 2019
Australian newspaper broke press guidelines with ‘violent Islam’ headline
The Australian newspaper shouldn't have used the phrase "Violent Islam" in a headline about a car attack in Melbourne, Australia...
The Australian newspaper shouldn't have used the phrase "Violent Islam" in a headline about a car attack in Melbourne, Australia...
The Sunshine Coast Daily's front-page image of Queensland's leader in gun crosshairs was offensive without being in the public interest,...
News.com.au called a child who killed another child in 1993 a "freak of nature" and reported on the killer's sexuality....
The Cascadia Weekly, a Bellingham, Washington newspaper, apologized last month, admitting it re-published film reviews without the permission of authors....
Pennsylvania politician Daylin Leach, a state senator, claims the Philadelphia Inquirer libeled him with a story alleging he sexually assaulted...
A recent Fox poll found record support for Trump impeachment: “A new high of 51% want Trump impeached and removed...
The Sunday Times claimed there were 117 crimes at a 2018 annual horse fair called the Appleby Fair, but the...
LBC Radio in England aired a paid interview with a healthcare provider called Bupa, but didn't disclose it to listeners....
College newspaper the Daily Campus apologized to readers Oct. 14 for an "insensitive headline" that read "I hate black people"...
The host of a sports show for an Indiana radio station, Dan Dakich, was suspended for not following "journalistic principles."...