Telegraph’s WikiLeaks Report Names Teen Rape Victim at Gitmo
The UK Telegraph, one of the publications added to WikiLeaks' list of "media partners" with this week's Gitmo document dump, fully named an…
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Fake Story about $10 Million Cash Lost, Anonymous Sourcing Blamed
Journalist Dennis Itumbi called for a better sourcing policy for South African journalists after South African newspaper the Standard's April 15…
Was WSJ Editor Dennis Berman inaccurate & unethical in undercover reporting?
A Wall Street Journal reporter and bureau chief has been accused of being unethical and inaccurate in a column about…
Panel Discusses How to Keep Nonprofit Investigative Journalism Sites in Business
Is philanthropy the answer to paying for nonprofit investigative journalism? While journalism ethicist Edward Wasserman notably commented "several years ago"…
Student Newspaper Apologizes after Insensitive "Pow Wow" Story,
California State University - Long Beach student newspaper The Union Weekly has apologized for its insensitive March 14 story about a…
Did Obama unfairly influence outcome of Bradley Manning’s trial?
Meanwhile in other Wikileaks news, supporters of Bradley Manning have questioned if President Barack Obama's comments that Bradley Manning "broke…
Pennsylvania Convention Center Says it had no Inquirer Ad Scheduled
As iMediaEthics wrote, Philadelphia news site The Metropolis questioned the firing of a Philadelphia Inquirer reporter, Paul Davies, and linked it…
Washington Redskins’ Owner Amends Defamation Lawsuit
The Associated Press reported that Daniel Snyder, owner of NFL team the Washington Redskins, has amended his defamation lawsuit against…
The Atlantic reports: New York Times Relies on WikiLeaks as Source on “over half” of days 2011
The Atlantic checked out the New York Times' reporting and discovered that "over half" of the days New York Times have published…