Independent Finishes Review of Johann Hari
iMediaEthics wrote in June when the UK Independent's journalist Johann Hari was accused of lifting quotes and misleading readers. After bloggers…
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More Powers for Tanzania’s Media Council?
A Tanzanian journalist called on Tanzania's Media Council to have more power, IPP Media reported. The journalist, Nyaronyo Kicheere, commented…
CJR: ‘Shouldn’t all Stories be Fact-Check Stories’
Columbia Journalism Review wondered if the recent trend in labeling certain stories "Fact-Check" suggests that stories without the labels aren't…
Michael Arrington Leaves TechCrunch, After 11 Days of Confusion
Michael Arrington announced yesterday that he was leaving TechCrunch after more than a week of confusion about his job and…
Dan Snyder Ends Libel Lawsuit Against Washington City Paper
Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder has dropped his libel lawsuit against the Washington City Paper, CBS Sports reported. Snyder's lawsuit…
Hong Kong Broadcasting Authority Explains Complaints Process
Last week, iMediaEthics wrote about the two Hong Kong journalists who resigned after the station, Asia Television Ltd, aired a fake…
Connie Schultz, Journalist Wife of Ohio Senator, Apologizes for Videotaping, but Not Reporting on Husband’s Political Opponent
The Cleveland Plain Dealer's Connie Schultz apologized Sept. 8 for her Sept. 7 story on "a Tea Party Express event."She…
NBC News Hacked, Group Posted Fake News about 9/11 Anniversary Attacks
NBC News' Twitter account was hacked Sept. 9. In a matter of a few moments, four fake tweets were published…
Nairobi Star Public Editor on Hacking, Checkbook Journalism
Nairobi Star public editor Karen Rothmyer used the UK phone hacking scandal as an opportunity to look at the Star's…
Medill E-mails Go To Court?
E-mails between former Northwestern University professor David Protess and students must be provided to the courts, the Chicago Tribune reported…