by Sydney Smith on Jun 26, 2018
Getty Images deletes Photo Gallery of World Cup ‘Sexiest Fans’
Getty Images published a photo gallery of the "sexiest fans" at World Cup 2018. Now the photo agency is apologizing....
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by Sydney Smith on Jun 24, 2018
UK Mail claimed lawyer ‘buried evidence,’ now must pay damages
The Mail on Sunday will pay "substantial damages" to British lawyer Sasha Wass after claiming she "buried evidence of Met...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 23, 2018
BBC: Daily Mail wasn’t ‘implicated in a phone hacking scandal’
The BBC wrongly claimed the Daily Mail was "implicated" in the 2011 phone hacking scandal that led to the shuttering...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 22, 2018
Why the New York Times Didn’t Use the Stephen Miller audio
The New York Times didn't air audio of Pres. Donald Trump's senior policy adviser Stephen Miller talking about border policy...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 21, 2018
NPR ‘missed the mark’ on Suicide Reports
NPR "missed the mark at least twice" in reporting on suicide, prompting complaints from listeners, NPR ombudsman Elizabeth Jensen reported....
by Sydney Smith on Jun 20, 2018
Australian Newspaper Misled with Gun Lobby Bullies article
The Australian Herald Sun claimed that Australia's firearms lobby was "trolling" and that "gun-lobby bullies have tried to 'intimidate, shout...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 18, 2018
Boston Globe suspends Kevin Cullen, says he ‘damaged his credibility’
The Boston Globe suspended columnist Kevin Cullen for three months because he "damaged his credibility" with his comments on the...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 17, 2018
Jakarta Post hits delete on worker exploitation story
The Jakarta Post unpublished and retracted an article claiming certain large multinational corporations were exploiting their workers. The article was...
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Publishing Critical Letter to Editor day before Election unfair, Australian press council says
The Maitland Mercury, which says it is Australia's oldest regional daily newspaper, published a letter to the editor the day...