Three UK Newspapers Take Down 2006 Pix of Kate Middleton Family after PCC Complaints
Three newspapers took down photos of Kate Middleton, her sister Pippa and their brother James following rulings by the Press…
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Two Hong Kong Journalists Resign after Station Reports Fake News
Even though a Hong Kong TV news station apologized for its fake report that a former Chinese president died, two…
2 UK News Sites Hacked on ‘World Hackers’ Day?’
UK news sites the Telegraph and the Register were hacked and had their traffic re-routed to another non-related site, Journalism.co.uk…
More Testimony to Parliament over News of the World Phone Hacking Charges
Two former News International staff, Tom Crone and Colin Myler, alleged James Murdoch gave faulty information in his July 19…
News International-owned UK Times Staff to be Asked if they Hacked
News Corp's News International is looking into "editorial practices" at its news outlets. According to the Guardian, the UK Times…
Australia: “No Plans to Prosecute” Julian Assange
As iMediaEthics previously wrote, Australia's attorney general, Robert McClelland, slammed WikiLeaks and Julian Assange for publishing unredacted diplomatic cables. McClelland claimed that…
Alabama TV News Station Retracts Story on Supreme Court Vote that hasn’t Happened
Alabama NBC-affiliate WSFA issued a retraction in mid-August for its Aug 12 story on an Alabama Supreme Court decision on…
NYT Business Editor Ingrassia Rejects Ombudsman’s Criticism of Dealbook
In his Aug. 27 column, New York Times public editor Arthur Brisbane criticized NYT's "financial news service" section, DealBook, and suggested the site…
Does Al Sharpton Know Endorsement Guidelines for MSNBC?
Al Sharpton, who was recently hired as an MSNBC host, reportedly told the Wall Street Journal he thought he could…
Thailand’s lèse-majesté Law Prohibits Criticism of Royal Family, Did Anonymous Comments Break Law?
In a Sept. 1 post, PBS Media Shift highlighted Thailand's lèse-majesté laws, which make it a criminal charge to "defame"…