NYT Public Editor Weighs in on Marco Rubio Traffic Tickets Story
The New York Times is standing by its report on Marco Rubio and his wife's traffic tickets despite questions about…
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Sun-Times Media IDed Wrong man as Murder Suspect, Gets Sued for Libel
Last year, the Lake County, Illinois News-Sun misidentified a man named Walter Brown as a murder suspect. And now, Brown…
This Monkey is not Mitt Romney, Getty Removes Photo Error
Getty Images misidentified a photo of a monkey wearing a red shirt as a picture of Mitt Romney, Politico reported.…
Scotland Ends Charges against 2 News of World editors
The UK dropped charges against two former News of the World editors after a Scottish judge acquitted Andy Coulson of…
Sky News’ Roller Coaster Accident Interview Gets 1162 Complaints to Regulator
More than 1,100 complaints have been filed over a Sky News interview about a roller coaster crash. “Ofcom has received…
Bernie Sanders doesn’t have Israeli citizenship, WAMU’s Diane Rehm apologizes
WAMU's Diane Rehm apologized June 10 for asking presidential candidate Bernie Sanders if he had Israeli citizenship. In a Facebook…
Black Police Officers Hard to Hire? NYPD Commissioner Wants Retraction
New York City police commissioner Bill Bratton wants The Guardian to retract an article that reported it's hard for him…
Neil Wallis on Trial for Phone Hacking Conspiracy
The phone-hacking trial of Neil Wallis started yesterday in London, the Associated Press reported. Wallis was the deputy editor of News of…
30,000 complaints to Guardian in 12 months, 2,604 corrections
The Guardian has received nearly 30,000 complaints in the past year and published 2,604 corrections, Guardian readers editor Chris Elliott…
Australian Politician Wins Libel Lawsuit over Lingerie Photoshop
Australian men's magazine Zoo Weekly lost a libel lawsuit after it doctored a photo of politician Senator Sarah Hanson-Young in…