by Sydney Smith on Aug 24, 2011
What’s in a Name: Reuters Corrects Gadhafi Tweet
Reuters corrected its Aug. 21 news release that Muammar Gaddafi "has been detained" via Twitter. The news outlet's original information suggested...
Reuters corrected its Aug. 21 news release that Muammar Gaddafi "has been detained" via Twitter. The news outlet's original information suggested...
Former editor-in-chief of News Corp-owned the Australian Telegraph Ita Buttrose alleges that Rupert Murdoch recommended she "have someone followed" to...
The Mail and Guardian, a weekly newspaper based in Johannesburg, reported that South Africa's press council has called for a...
Andy Parkes, the editor of Gannett-owned UK Newsquest newspapers, claims the newspapers' editorial recommending the death penalty to be re-instated in...
Another former News of the World reporter, James Desborough, has been arrested, the Guardian reported. According to the Guardian, he is...
The Guardian's Roy Greenslade reported that the UK media regulatory body the Press Complaints Commission's director, Stephen Abell, has been...
The Associated Press announced it has retracted a photo from its wire Aug. 15 after finding out it had been doctored. The...
Clive Goodman, a former News of the World reporter who was jailed in 2007 for phone hacking, implicated Rupert Murdoch,...
The European Journalism Centre highlighted a WikiLeaks document that purports to show "unethical and illegal practices" in two Lithuanian newspapers...