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“Christmas with Julian?” WikiLeaks’ Assange in Newsweek Christmas Photo Shoot

Newsweek published a series of photos of Julian Assange titled "Christmas with Julian."  The ten photos picture the WikiLeaks founder collecting…

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Ethics Complaint After Maine Newspaper Gave $47K Free Advertising to Political Group

As iMediaEthics recently reported, the Portland Press Herald reportedly gave almost $47,000 worth of free advertising to a campaign for Portland, Maine…

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Stars & Stripes Ombudsman’s Dispute, DOD Comments

StinkyJournalism reported the Department of Defense "authorized" daily newspaper Stars and Stripes's ombudsman's "dispute" and resolution with the newspaper over editorial independence…

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Hungarian Newspapers Protest Media Law

Hungary's "largest circulation broadsheet" published a front-page editorial claiming that freedom of the press in the nation has been ended. The headline…

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Despite Criticism, Assange receives Awards

Journalist Steve Outing blogged Jan. 1 noting that despite heavy criticism, WikiLeaks' Julian Assange has won several awards from news…

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Fact Check Fail: Washington Post Public Editor on “Chronic” Errors

The Washington Post has a "chronic" issue with "quality control," its public editor, Andrew Alexander, wrote Dec. 31.  However, Alexander didn't attribute the…

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Toronto Star Public Editor: Fewer Corrections in 2010

The Toronto Star's public editor, Kathy English, compiled some of the Canadian paper's more prominent mistakes during 2010 in her…

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LA Times Food Critic S. Irene Virbila Will Continue After Identity Outed

Despite the once-anonymous identity of a veteran food critic for the Los Angeles Times being exposed, the critic -- S. Irene…

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Uganda Court Rules Media Can’t Out Homosexuals

Ugandan media have been ordered by the courts not to "out" homosexual people, the BBC reported. The ruling came after Ugandan…

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Scottish Politician Tommy Sheridan convicted for lying during News of the World defamation trial

The News of the World may appeal a 2006 defamation ruling after former Scottish Parliament member Tommy Sheridan was convicted…

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