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Australian news outlet: Sorry we said you threatened to slit someone’s throat

Australian news outlets claimed that a sports reporter, Josh Massoud, threatened to slit someone's throat. Now, at least one site,...

Belfast's Sunday World claimed a man and his son died because of drug abuse. However, the mothers of both of...

The Mail on Sunday is paying about $233,000 (£180,000) after falsely accusing a man of being a "fixer" for child...

The University of Massachusetts student newspaper Mass Media published a story in 2013 about a campus security search for a...

Below, read iMediaEthics' ten most read stories published between Jan. 1, 2010 and Dec. 31, 2019. 10. In 2017, iMediaEthics...

iMediaEthics' latest round-up of amusing or noteworthy errors in the media include a botched recipe, confusion about identification and a...

Judge Roy Moore, a U.S. Senate candidate from Alabama, is suing the Washington Examiner over its reporting on him. In...

The Toronto Sun published too many "explicit details" of about allegations of child sexual assault, the Canadian National News Media...

The Herald and News, a Klamath, Oregon newspaper, apologized for not including any women in its "traditional" front-page New Year's...