IPSO rules against Telegraph’s Nicola Sturgeon Memo story
The UK press regulator ruled in favor of Nicola Sturgeon, the First Minister of Scotland, over the Daily Telegraph, which published…
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No Shooting at D.C. Navy Yard : What Outlets were Wrong
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Darts Player Phil Taylor loses injunction, Sun publishes interview with daughters
A UK darts champion Phil Taylor tried to get the court to block the Sun from publishing an interview with…
Qatar World Cup Deaths: Washington Post Admits its Story was Wrong
How many people have died in Qatar due to construction in preparation for the 2022 World Cup? Turns out the…
No Muhammad Cartoons but Yes to Pope Condom Picture? NYT public editor responds
The New York Times didn't want to publish cartoons depicting Muhammad, but it did publish a picture of Pope Benedict…
Neil Wallis Not Guilty of Phone Hacking
Neil Wallis has been found not guilty of phone hacking. Wallis is a former deputy editor for the now-closed News of…
Why did St. Louis Post-Dispatch Name Possible Sexual Assault Victim?
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch named a woman who may have been the victim of a sexual assault. But that wasn't…
Why It Would Have been OK to Write The N-Word in reporting on Obama’s interview
It would have been OK for news outlets to spell out the n-word when reporting last week on President Barack…
Sued over an Instagram Post: The Game Has to pay Nanny $200K
We've had Twitter libel lawsuits and now there's an Instagram libel lawsuit on the books. U.S. rapper The Game (real…