Reuters Hacked Again, Unpublishes Fake Story Claiming Saudi Arabian Politician Died
Reuters' blogging website was hacked again and a fake death story was posted, Agence France-Presse reported. The fake story claimed…
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Ecuador's foreign minister Ricardo Patino announced August 16 it would give Julian Assange asylum "because of the fears expressed by…
CNN Admits ‘Mistake’ in Airing Punjab Map with Nikki Haley Segment
CNN said it was "a mistake" to show "a map of India's Punjab province" in a report on South Carolina…
Art Expert Can Sue New Yorker for Libel, Judge Says
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New Type of Media Ethics is Activism, Stephen J A Ward Suggests
The Center for Journalism Ethics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's School of Journalism & Mass Communication's Stephen J.A. Ward suggested…
New AP Style Guide for Reporting on the 2012 U.S. Elections
The Associated Press released a new guide for the upcoming U.S. presidential election, advising journalists on standards, definitions and more,…
Heat Mag Broke Accuracy Code with Fazer Story, PCC Says
The UK Press Complaints Commission found that UK magazine Heat broke the PCC code with its story "Fazer told me…
Clyde Prestowitz Apologizes for Fareed Zakaria Claims, Issues Statement
Clyde Prestowitz has retracted and apologized for his claims that Fareed Zakaria's book The Post-American World didn't credit him for…
Appeals Court: Tennessee TV News Didn’t Defame, but Maybe Showed Judge in False Light
Last year, we highlighted a Tennessee judge's libel lawsuit against Nashville TV news WTVF over reports the judge, Daniel B.…
Fareed Zakaria: Accusation of Quote-Lifting ‘Totally Bogus’
Fareed Zakaria has been accused of lifting a quote for his 2008 book The Post-American World from a 2005 book by Clyde…