Sweden Seeks Arrest of WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange by Interpol
Swedish authorities are seeking an international arrest warrant for Australian WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. As Assange's whereabouts are reportedly unknown, does this mean there will…
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Have We Lost Faith In the U.S. Government? What the Fuzzy Polls Are Not Telling Us
Pew's Michael Dimock, pictured above, explained in a CNN interview Pew's poll reporting a lack of trust in the government. …
Australian news site apologizes for errors: Star Trek’s ‘Patrick Stewart is Handsome’
An Australian news site published a lengthy apology to readers for its "poorly researched" article on Star Trek, which also…
Slovakian Journalist Group Updates Code of Ethics
A Slovakian journalists group approved a new code of ethics for the country's journalists and a new chairman, the Slovak…
Will Robot Journalism Replace Sports Journalists?
Tech Journal South reported that a North Carolina-based company called Statsheet has created a "content algorithm" program which will create…
Will Denver Post Sue Readers Over Copyright Infringment?
The Denver Post issued "a notice to readers" on Sunday reminding them of copyright laws. Noting that "everything that appears in…
UK Newspaper Apologizes for Calling Former Politician “Sex Pest”
The Daily Express apologized Nov. 5 to a former politician for an Oct. 2009 article which incorrectly labeled him a…
Alaska TV Station Holds Ethics Meeting after “Child Molesters” Voicemail
KTVA, the Alaska station which fired two producers last week, canceled its 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. evening news program…
CJR Criticizes MSNBC Host Dylan Ratigan
CJR criticized MSNBC's host Dylan Ratigan for "endorsing" a "revolution" Nov. 8 after Ratigan had cartoonist Ted Rall, whose book "The…
Minnesota Vikings Players Ignore Chicago Sun-Times’ Anonymously Sourced Story
Minnesota Vikings players dismissed the Chicago Sun-Times's article claiming that Vikings players wanted their head coach Brad Childress fired, the Minnesota…