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Does Forbes Have a Habit of Stealing Photos? Balls, Queens and Horses Oh My!

UPDATE 3:51 PM: It seems that this is not the first time Forbes.com has been accused of image theft. In...

Bradley Manning, who leaked hundreds of thousands of documents to WikiLeaks, was found not guilty today of aiding the enemy,...

Guardian readers editor Chris Elliott discussed the UK newspaper's unpublishing standards in a July 21 column. As iMediaEthics has written...

Did a tourist get a "glass smashed in his face" at a Seattle bar? The Ballard News-Tribune, a Seattle weekly...

In a July 17, 2013 letter to a member of Parliament, Rupert Murdoch responded to the secretly recorded tape of...

It was OK for the UK Telegraph to have published a picture of Vicky Pryce in prison, a new UK...

Queen's University student Joanna Plucinska started a campaign to raise 50,000 Canadian dollars for her tuition to Columbia Graduate School...

Asiana Airlines said that it won't sue Bay Area Fox-affiliate KTVU over the racist names it wrongly reported last week that...

iMediaEthics tried alternative images of the accused Boston bomber to test the visual result. The romantic Jim Morrison-esque image the...