Public Reversal on Bin Laden Picture – What It Says About Public Opinion Polls
President Obama announced on CBS' "60 Minutes" that he wouldn't be releasing photos of Osama bin Laden's corpse. Polls before…
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UK PCC May Regulate Reporters’ Tweets, Hold Tweets to Editorial Code
The UK media regulatory body the Press Complaints Commission (PCC) may start regulating UK reporters' tweets, the Guardian reported. The…
News Media Shouldn’t Have Speculated on Hillary Clinton’s Facial Expression
The White House-released "Situation Room" photo has generated a lot of buzz.from its being Photoshopped before being released by the…
German TV Station Confuses Star Trek Logo with Navy SEAL Logo
German TV news station N24 confused the logo for Navy SEAL Team Six with that of a "fan-made logo for the…
Journalist who Faked Celeb Interviews Paid to be in Documentary about His Fabrication
Tom Kummer, a journalist who fabricated stories and "exclusives" with celebrities for German magazines, is starring in a movie about…
PCC censures the Telegraph over undercover recording of Vince Cable, Parliament members
The PCC censured the Daily Telegraph for its undercover recording that led to Parliament member Vince Cable's removal as head of…
U.S. Billionaire Louis Bacon to Sue Wikipedia, Denver Post, WordPress
A U.S. billionaire intends to sue for the identity of anonymous commenters, including people who have posted information about him…
Journalism Student Has to Write Paper as Punishment for Trespassing in order to Graduate
University of California-Berkeley student journalist Josh Wolf was arrested for "trespassing and other charges" in 2009 when he was taping…
College Newspaper Publishes Unethical Issue to Teach Ethics
One Florida college newspaper violated as many tenets of the Society of Professional Journalists' ethics code as possible in its…
No UK Prior Notification Rule for Newspapers, European Court Rules
The European Court of Human Rights ruled against Max Mosley, the former director of the governing body of Formula One, who had…