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AP Sportswriter Sued After Tweet Accused NBA Ref of Cheating

After being accused of cheating in a tweet, an NBA referee has sued an Associated Press sportswriter for defamation, City...

Tom Bowles was fired from his "freelance motorsports" contract at SportsIllustrated.com after cheering in the press box -- and defending his...

Deron Williams, a point guard for the NBA's New Jersey Nets, confronted a sports reporter about his anonymously sourced reports...

Typically Spanish reported that the Spanish sports newspaper AS issued an apology after Photoshopping a screenshot of the soccer game...

Yesterday, ESPN and Poynter announced that they are working together on something called "The Poynter Review Project." However, the press...

As iMediaEthics has previously reported, soccer player David Beckham filed a $25 million lawsuit against In Touch and its parent...

The New York Times reported that three ESPN personalities have endorsement contracts with Nike -- endorsement contracts that ESPN didn't...

The owner of the Washington Redskins, Dan Snyder, filed a defamation lawsuit against Washington City Paper and its parent company, the Washington...

In January, two sports hosts left Sky Sports (the "brand name" for "sports-oriented television channels" run by Sky Broadcasting) because...