Al Jazeera Journalist fined $1,100 for Flying Drone in Paris
British Al Jazeera journalist Tristan Redman was fined 1,000 euros ($1,100) for flying a drone in Paris last week, the…
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Conflict of interest at Telegraph? IPSO to examine Peter Oborne’s claims?
The head of UK press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation wants to investigate Peter Oborne's claims that the UK…
CNN depicted Russia’s Putin as ISIS’s Jihadi John? Apologizes for Error
CNN used a picture of Russia's Vladimir Putin when reporting on the ISIS member known as "Jihadi John," Mediaite reported.…
Mirror Phone Hacking Trial to determine ‘amount of damages due’ to Actors, Athlete
The phone hacking trial against Mirror Group Newspapers, which publishes the Daily Mirror, the Sunday Mirror and the Sunday People,…
Obama said ‘Sectarian’ NOT ‘Secular,’ WashPost corrects
Sectarian, secular, two different meanings. One, sectarian, is of or pertaining to a religious sect. The other word, secular, means…
Dueling Polls Create Illusion of Public Opinion on Netanyahu’s Address to Congress
A CNN/ORC poll released last month reported that by a two-to-one margin, Americans opposed congressional leaders’ invitation to Israeli Prime…
On trial: Sun editor bribed UK Soldier for Prince William, Harry stories?
Sun editor Duncan Larcombe, whose beat is the royal family, is on trial in the UK, accused of paying a…
French police detained, released 3 Al Jazeera staff RE flying drone
Three journalists for Al Jazeera were questioned by police related to breaking French law and flying drones in Paris. "Flying…
News of the World’s Andy Coulson Perjury Trial is April 21
Andy Coulson faces a perjury trial April 21 in Scotland, the BBC reported. Coulson and his wife were in court…
Anonymous Source Wanna-Be granted Dream Come True in NY Times story
The New York Times stuck its tongue in its cheek this week when it granted anonymity to a source who…