Julian Assange Gets A Taste of His Own Medicine and Determines that It Is Bitter
As iMediaEthics has previously written, WikiLeaks' Julian Assange agreed to a book deal in late 2010 in order to pay his…
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Essay Accused of Plagiarism Just ‘Sloppy Attribution’ Says WaPo Public Editor
Washington Post public editor Patrick Pexton denied that freelancer Anna Lewis plagiarized but did accuse Lewis of "sloppy attribution." StinkyJournalism…
Sport Magazine Apologies to Soccer Player for Fake Quotes
Sport magazine apologized for and retracted fake quotes attributed to professional soccer player Cesc Fábregas, the Guardian reported. The fake…
Guardian Won’t have to Tell Police who its Sources Are
As iMediaEthics wrote last week, the UK police tried to find out who the Guardian's anonymous sources were for some of…
PCC Announces new Guidelines for Reporting on Sexual Offenses
The UK Press Complaints Commission announced earlier this month that it has released new "guidance" for reporting on sexual offenses.…
Utah Newspaper Deseret News Issues Apology for ‘Sophomoric’ Insert
Utah daily newspaper the Deseret News apologized for a college newspaper insert, Poynter's Jim Romenesko wrote. The newspaper stated that…
News of the World May Give More than $4 Mill over Milly Dowler Hacking
CBS News reported that News Corp. has offered "in the neighborhood of $4.7 million" to the family of Milly Dowler,…
UK Press Complaints Council: New Statesman’s Blogs on Sarah Palin & Louise Mensch Inaccurate
UK print regulatory body the Press Complaints Commission stated that three New Statesman blog posts were inaccurate, Journalism.co.uk reported. The…
Journalists in the Locker Room?
Editor & Publisher questioned if "reporters belong in sports locker rooms" in a Sept. 20 post. The debate was in…
Connie Schultz, Journalist Wife of Senator, Resigns
Connie Schultz has left the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Poynter's Jim Romenesko wrote Sept. 19. Schultz explained that she is resigning…