Chinese Passport Doodle Story Hoax, USA Today Corrects
It's official. That story about a Chinese man being stuck in Seoul, South Korea because his son drew all over…
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Moderating online comments? A big ‘waste of time’ Mediaite says
Media website Mediaite announced June 4 a "tougher" stance on its online commenters. "You are not entitled to commenting here,"…
Daily Mail Accused of Fake Interview by Paul Pogba, French Soccer Player, May Sue
French soccer player Paul Pogba accused the UK Daily Mail of publishing a fake interview with him. Pogba is a…
UK Sun didn’t publish fake interview with Soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo
Soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo accused the UK Sun of publishing a fake interview, but the Sun said it actually was…
Chicago Sun-Times apologizes, retracts ‘Laverne Cox is not woman’ op-ed
The Chicago Sun-Times unpublished an op-ed calling transgender people "delusional," GLAAD reported. The op-ed was written by Kevin D. Williamson…
Holding ethical value to protect source may jail NYT James Risen, Supreme Court rejects appeal
New York Times reporter James Risen failed to win an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court to protect his anonymous…
Should Corrections Name Who Messed Up? Toronto Star apologizes after misinterpreting tweet
The Toronto Star apologized to a political candidate after an editor wrongly inserted a mis-characterization of the candidate's tweets into…
Online news, social media ‘lacking journalism ethics’ in Malaysia?
A Malaysian politician called for the media to adhere to journalism ethics, Malaysia's New Straits Times reported. Home Minister Ahmad…
ABC Australia ‘dogf**ker’ fake photo lawsuit continues by Journalist
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No more ‘bogus’ or ‘illegal’ asylum seekers, Natl Union of Journalists says
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