by Sydney Smith on Jul 13, 2011
Star Tribune Turns down Ad about Same-Sex Marriage in Religion
The Star Tribune turned down an advertisement from the Presbyterian Lay Committee that was run in the Los Angeles Times,...
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by Sydney Smith on Jul 12, 2011
CBS Airs Fake Footage of Fourth of July fireworks
CBS altered its on-air footage of the Fourth of July fireworks celebration in Boston, the Boston Globe reported. Images of...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 12, 2011
Dana Eiser on Lawsuit against Righthaven
iMediaEThics wrote about South Carolina blogger Dana Eiser's June lawsuit accusing the Denver Post, its parent company, and copyright enforcement company Righthaven...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 12, 2011
Man Wrongly ID’ed as Casey Anthony Juror, Good Morning America Tried to Interview
A random man was mis-identified on Twitter and on the site TheDirty.com as a juror in the Casey Anthony trial,...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 12, 2011
Update: Inquirer Asks Site to Remove Plagiarism Charges
iMediaEthics wrote earlier this month about computer software news site the Inquirer, which defended itself against accusations of plagiarism by site...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 10, 2011
Assange memoir axed, claims it could help the U.S. prosecute him
The Guardian has reported that WikiLeaks' Julian Assange will not be writing his memoir after all. At the time of...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 07, 2011
News of the World Shut Down As More Alleged Victims of Phone Hacking Emerge
News of the World will cease publication July 10 as a result of the wide-reaching phone hacking scandal, The Guardian...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 05, 2011
DSK Accuser Suing NYPost for Libel over ‘Hooker’ Stories
The hotel maid who accused Dominique Strauss-Kahn of sexual assault has filed a libel lawsuit against the New York Post and...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 03, 2011
Shellee Hale Doesn’t Get Shield Law Protection for Message Board Comments, May Have to Identify Source
A New Jersey court ruled that Shellee Hale's comments on a message board are not protected by state shield laws. ...