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UK Sun to remove some stories, pay damages & costs to celeb PJS in three-way affair story

Nearly a year later, it's over: The UK Sun won't be publishing any more information about claims that the celebrity...

Rolling Stone libeled a University of Virginia associate dean Nicole Eramo with its discredited report "A Rape on Campus," a...

The UK Mirror fell for fake quotes attributed to American televangelist Pat Robertson about the June shooting at the Pulse...

Gawker settled Hulk Hogan's lawsuit to the tune of $31 million. In March, Gawker was ordered by a Florida jury...

From time to time, iMediaEthics rounds up amusing corrections. Here are some of the most recent corrections we want to...

iMediaEthics is pleased to announce that Editor & Publisher awarded our polling director David Moore with the Best News/Political Blog...

The Toronto Star normally doesn't identify the "race, colour or religion" of a person "unless it is pertinent to the...

There's officially another press regulator in the UK, called IMPRESS. The Press Recognition Panel, which was established a few years...

The first libel trial against Rolling Stone and reporter Sabrina Rubin Erdely for the reporting "A Rape on Campus" is...