Corrections: Gold-wrapped yacht, Prince Harry & Meghan Markle staff parking, NYTimes Whopper Sodium Burger mistake
1.No gold-plated yacht The Sept. 29 Guardian correction: "• An opinion article referenced, as if true, a myth: there was no…
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Covington Catholic student can sue Washington Post
Nicholas Sandmann, the Covington Catholic student who went viral earlier this year for his interactions with Native American activist Nathan…
Corrections: BBC deletes Amazon article
1.Ostriches are birds? A Sept. 17 New York Times correction reads: "An Op-Ed article on Saturday about performance-enhancing drugs and technology referred…
Sex assault victim said news article gave enough info to ID her, press regulator says no
The UK press regulator said it's OK that a sexual assault victim may have been identifiable in a news report…
Reporting on man’s mental health in court case was relevant, IPSO rules
Reporting on the mental health of a man who tried to build a machine gun was "genuinely relevant" and fair,…
Iowa newspaper offers unpublishing form for crime victims, non-violent crime stories
The Gazette newspaper in eastern Iowa released what appears to be a new policy for handling unpublishing requests. This policy…
ESPN used graphic showing China owning Taiwan
ESPN broadcast a graphic that indicated China owns Taiwan and other "disputed areas in the South China Sea," Sports Business…
Corrections: What emoji? Currency Converter, Sonny Liston & Muhammad Ali
iMediaEthics' latest round-up of corrections includes wrongly reporting who won the Sonny Liston-Muhammad Ali fight, a movie image used as…
Australian newspaper broke press guidelines with ‘violent Islam’ headline
The Australian newspaper shouldn't have used the phrase "Violent Islam" in a headline about a car attack in Melbourne, Australia…
Front page pic of politician in gun crosshairs offensive, press council says
The Sunshine Coast Daily's front-page image of Queensland's leader in gun crosshairs was offensive without being in the public interest,…