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3 UK News Outlets Won’t Have to Give Police Footage

The BBC, Sky News and ITN News won't have to give the police unaired footage of a 2011 eviction, Journalism.co.uk...

University of the South Pacific professor Crosbie Walsh calls for a "code of ethics for journalists in the Pacific to...

UK Attorney General Dominic Grieve "warned" UK tweeters about potential libel cases over tweets, Agence France-Presse reported. Grieve noted that...

Los Angeles Times readers represenative Deirdre Edgar pointed out that the newspaper reported a hoax story as fact in a...

Stars and Stripes ombudsman Ernie Gates highlighted the "special challenge" of independence the newspaper faces "because of Stripes' unique hybrid...

Meltwater issuing the Associated Press for libel over the AP's February 2012 press release announcing the AP's copyright infringement lawsuit...

The Montreal Gazette apologized to readers for "inappropriate comments posted on Twitter" by reporter Anne Sutherland. In its apology, the...

Gawker published what appeared to be an invitation to exchange gifts for a CNN Espanol reporter's baby shower for coverage...

The Chicago Sun-Times editor Jim Kirk commented on "a series of offensive tweets about women" by the Sun-Times' Joe Cowley,...