by Sydney Smith on Dec 09, 2015
Survey said 33% Drunk Vegetarians Eat Meat? Did Huff Post, Telegraph, USA Today fact check?
Do a third of vegetarians really go for hamburgers and bacon after drinking too much? Media from the Huffington Post...
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by Sydney Smith on Dec 08, 2015
BBC: Coverage of Syed Farook & Tashfeen Malik’s Apartment ‘Appropriate and Relevant’
The BBC stands by its coverage of the San Bernardino shootings, specifically its footage from inside the apartments of Syed...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 07, 2015
Daily Beast IDs Wrong San Bernardino Shootings Suspect, Mixes up Syed Farook with brother of same name
The Daily Beast named the wrong person as the suspect in the San Bernardino shootings, mixing up one of the...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 06, 2015
Associated Press Corrects, Duped by Fake San Bernardino Witness who linked Shootings to GamerGate
The Associated Press and CNN were duped by a person pretending to be a witness to the San Bernardino shootings....
by Sydney Smith on Dec 04, 2015
San Bernardino Shootings Coverage: ‘We Regret’ Showing Photos, License, MSNBC says
MSNBC apologized for broadcasting a close-up image of Syed Farook's mother's driver's license and photographs of unidentified people. Farook and...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 04, 2015
No more fake photos: New Ethics Guidelines for World Press Photo Contest
World Press Photo has released its first set of ethics guidelines for its annual photography contest, which is currently accepting...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 03, 2015
What is Mx.? Gender-Neutral Pronoun used by NYTimes as Honorific
The New York Times used the gender-neutral pronoun Mx. in a recent story, the New York Observer reported. The Times'...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 23, 2015
Prince Charles, Camilla Bathing Suit Photos Published online, Not in Print by UK Mail
The Daily Mail decided to ignore a request from the UK royals, in part, and publish photos of Prince Charles...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 21, 2015
Twice now, UK Courts rule the UK Mail Violated Paul Weller’s Children’s Privacy with Photos
Now two courts have ruled that the Daily Mail invaded the privacy of singer Paul Weller's children by publishing photos...