Freelancer fired for tweets, said German broadcaster ‘whitewashed’ Tiananmen Square
German international public broadcaster Deutsche Welle fired blogger Su Yutong for tweeting about "internal issues" including a claim that the…
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Sorry we said your son had ‘heroin Dependency,’ PCC complaint gets apology
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Fox News criticized for conflating Muslims, ISIS in James Foley report, AAJA wants apology
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‘No content has been Deleted,’ Patch explains why stories have gone missing
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