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Philippines anchor Erwin Tulfo sues Inquirer newspaper for libel after bribery claims

Were Philippines TV and radio employees bribed by their government to kill reporting? Filipino TV5 news anchor Erwin Tulfo is...

The accessibility of news stories from the past fosters accuracy and journalists' ability to provide context for current reporting. Back...

Fox News messed up, then corrected, an on-air graphic enrollment for The Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare. The original graphic...

New York Times public editor Margaret Sullivan filed her second installment of AnonyWatch, her new way to track the misuse...

The Mirror Awards announced the finalists for its annual media reporting awards today. The Mirrors are given by Syracuse University's...

A UK High Court placed "permanent injunctions" against four unnamed paparazzi photographers following a harassment claim by One Direction's Harry...

The Washington Post's Paul Farhi will discuss national security leaks and their effect on "the ongoing battle between Washington and...

Editor Ben Richardson resigned from Bloomberg News this month. He claimed his resignation was because Bloomberg News was pulling punches...

Turkish journalist Yavuz Baydar was one of the winners of the European Press Prize last week. Baydar sent iMediaEthics a...