NYTimes Names its 5th Public Editor, Margaret Sullivan Will Be First Woman Public Editor
The New York Times named its next public editor, Margaret M. Sullivan. Sullivan's term as the fifth public editor begins…
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Australia’s Herald Sun Retracts Front-Page Story on Parking; News Ltd Papers Sort of Correct Wrong Story on Snacks for Kids
The Melbourne, Australia newspaper Herald Sun retracted a front-page story in late June, The Sydney Morning Herald reported. The Herald…
Teen Vogue Says it Doesn’t Photoshop Bodies Either, Days after Seventeen Mag’s ‘Body Peace Treaty’
As we wrote last week, Seventeen's editor announced that the magazine doesn't photoshop bodies and will be transparent about changes…
CIME Announces Plans for 2nd International Media Ethics Day
The Center for International Media Ethics' International Media Ethics Day is coming up! CIME announced on its website the upcoming…
Utah Magazine Apologizes for ‘Women of Color’ Headline
Utah Valley Magazine published an apology for a photo headline "Women of Color" that accompanied a photo of seven white…
Romney Campaign Calls for Boston Globe to Correct Article, Globe Says No
Mitt Romney's campaign has criticized The Washington Post's reporting on the candidate twice this summer, as we've written. And now,…
UK Judge: Nature Didn’t Libel Editor, Story in Public Interest
A UK court ruled that Nature didn't libel another journal's editor in a 2008 article about the editor's retirement, Nature…
Jewish Site Doctors ABC News Video to Add Gray Boxes over Women’s Chests
A Haredi news site pasted in gray boxes to New York local news coverage published on its website, blogger Shmarya…
Greensboro News & Record: Only Name Victims If ‘There is Compelling Reason’
The Greensboro, N.C. News & Record will only name crime victims if "there is a compelling reason to do so,"…
WaPo Ombudsman: ‘Too Much Officialdom’ in Reporting on Storm
The Washington Post's coverage of the late June storm that knocked out electricity in the D.C. area, "didn't pass the…