Burmese Magazine, Editor ‘Charged with’ Libel
Burmese weekly magazine The Voice Weekly, its editor and its publisher were all "charged with defamation" by the Myanmar's military junta for its…
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National Review ‘Altered’ Cover Photo, Signs say Abortion
National Review posted a note Sept. 19 to disclose that its Oct. 1 print issue's cover was an "altered" photo…
Malaysian News Agency Admits to Fake Photo, Investigating
Malaysian "national news agency" Bernama admitted to publishing and distributing a Photoshopped picture, the Malaysian Insider reported. As Malaysiakini and…
Will NYT use more blind quotes and anonymous sources given new quote policy?
The New York Times announced Sept. 20 that it is banning allowing a "source or a press aide to review,…
French Magazine Charlie Hebdo Runs ‘Crude’ Cartoons of Muhammad
French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo published "obscene cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad" this week. The New York Times described the…
The Citizen Apologizes for Photoshopping Front-Page Pic to Remove Bodies
The Citizen apologized for Photoshopping an Agence France-Presse picture to remove two dead bodies for its Sept. 19 front page,…
Obama Got Quote Approval in Vanity Fair Profile
The New York Times adds Michael Lewis to the list of journalists having to let politicians approve quotes before he…
Haitian-American Newspaper Haiti-Observateur Sued for Libel
Haitian prime minister Laurent Lamothe and a Florida "businessman" claim the Haiti-Observateur's August and September articles were libelous as well…
Review, Ad for Book on Opposite Pages not Planned, Science News Says
Science News will "plan to try to watch out" for any possible appearances of blurred lines between its advertising and…
Media Ethics Conference at Univ. of Central Oklahoma
The University of Central Oklahoma's upcoming "annual Media Ethics Conference" will focus on "sports, politics and news" reporting, according to…