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When Sports Journalism Runs Foul, Ethics Conference April 10

What is the role of ethics in sports journalism? That question will be addressed at the upcoming journalism ethics conference...

TSN, a Canadian sports network, may be sued for showing a tweet claiming Toronto Maple Leafs player Dion Phaneuf's wife...

MSNBC was duped by a prankster posing as New York Giants tight end Larry Donnell when reporting on Delta 1086,...

ESPN just suspended Keith Olbermann for the rest of the week over his tweets about Penn State. In a press...

The New York Review of Books has paid architect Zaha Hadid an undisclosed amount to settle her 2014 libel lawsuit...

ESPN host Chris Fowler was duped by a fake website, MediaMass, because he failed to check his facts. Fowler reported...

Deadspin was duped by a satirical story claiming that the 2016 Olympics would have 3-on-3 basketball. The fake claims came...

No, tonight isn't the longest night in history. News site Vox issued a lengthy correction today to its Dec. 21...

The Saudi man accusing Glenn Beck of libel isn't a public figure and can continue his lawsuit against the radio...