International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 88 of 194

This Goofy Photo of Francois Hollande was Deleted by Reuters & AFP

Agence France-Presse and Reuters retracted a photo of French president Francois Hollande smiling goofily with big eyes but denied they...

Turkish newspaper Yeni Safak published a partially faked interview with linguist Noam Chomsky August 27, the Wall Street Journal reported....

iMediaEthics recently found several online forums discussing The Daily Mail's story about U.S. involvement in Syria and asking what happened...

Sabah, the Turkish newspaper that earlier this summer fired its ombudsman of almost a decade, Yavuz Baydar, has replaced him...

With the Obama administration contemplating an air strike against Syria for its alleged use of chemical weapons, several news stories...

Bradley Manning, recently convicted of and sentenced for leaking classified documents to WikiLeaks, announced last week that he wants to...

Something fishy happened over at the Bangkok Post last week. The Thailand newspaper apparently published a fake story about the country's former...

MTV Lebanon aired a video clip of a woman committing suicide, Magda Abu-Fadil, the director of Media Unlimited in Lebanon,...

Turkish daily newspaper Sabah -- largely identified as a pro-government publication-- fired its ombudsman of nine years, Yavuz Baydar, over...