Sky News Says it Hacked E-mail Twice, Justifies it as in Public Interest
Sky News announced in an April 5 press release that it has allowed e-mail hacking for stories twice.
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NBC News Producer Fired in Investigation into Selectively Edited George Zimmerman-Trayvon Martin 911 Call
An NBC News producer was fired April 5 as a result of the NBC News investigation into how an edited…
Malaysian Prime Minister Backs Press Council, Ethics Code Development
Malaysia's Prime Minister called for the government to make sure there aren't "double standards when regulating the print and online…
Daily Mail Runs 5 Corrections on Julian Assange Stories
The UK Daily Mail published five corrections on five separate stories after WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange complained to the UK…
BuzzFeed Unpublishes Fake Tornado Photos
BuzzFeed published "several" fake photos of Texas tornadoes April 3, the Guardian reported. According to the Guardian, the pictures in…
Wisconsin Newspaper Ran Fake Story for April Fools, Says Radio Station Hoaxed
Wisconsin's County Line newspaper published a fake story for April Fools' Day, ABC-affiliate News 18-WQOW reported. The article claimed that…
Globe & Mail Public Editor on Live Tweeting Murder Trial
The Globe and Mail's public editor Sylvia Stead weighed in on the newspaper's coverage of a murder trial again, this…
Spike Lee Apologizes for Tweeting Couple’s Address, Houston Chronicle Corrects Will Ferrell Trayvon Tweet
Movie director Spike Lee apologized for sending out on Twitter the wrong address for Florida man George Zimmerman, who "says…
James Murdoch Resigns from BSkyB, Former NOTW Editor Apologizes to Gordon Ramsay
James Murdoch resigned as BSkyB chairman April 3, USA Today reported. He will still be the deputy chief operating officer…
NBC News Criticized for Selective Edit of Trayvon Martin 911 Call, NBC Apologizes
NBC News announced it will look into "the editorial process" that led to a selectively edited 911 phone call made…