Phnom Penh Post: 13 Journalists Quit after Call for Unpublishing
There has been major upheaval at Cambodia's Phnom Penh Post. Sivakumar Ganapathy, the new owner of the English-language daily, ordered…
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UK press regulator will create guidelines for reporting on major incidents after Manchester bombing
The UK press regulator, the Independent Press Standards Organisation, promised to create guidelines for reporting on major terror incidents, UK…
BBC pulls Human Planet documentary for inaccurate portrayal of whale hunter
The BBC found another problem with its 2011 documentary program Human Planet. In early April, the BBC acknowledged its program had a…
HuffPost South Africa didn’t contact 3 Journalists before Winnie Madikizela-Mandela Video
HuffPost South Africa apologized this month after publishing a video of the late Winnie Madikizela-Mandela criticizing three journalists, Thandeka Gqubule,…
Photo of Child whose Family was Shot at in Brazil not in public interest
The Daily Telegraph published an unpixelated photograph of a child without parental permission, breaking UK guidelines for reporting on children.…
New Zealand Herald broke accuracy guidelines, didn’t give ‘fair voice’ to victim’s family
Sarah Ferguson -- not the Duchess, but a New Zealand woman -- complained over an article in the New Zealand…
MSNBC, Washington Post warn Hugh Hewitt Not to write about Scott Pruitt, EPA, citing conflicts of interest
Hugh Hewitt, an MSNBC host and Washington Post columnist, has ties to the Environmental Protection Agency. His son works for…
Calling Tony Abbott ‘Most Destructive Politician’ was ‘Problematic’ & Biased
It was "problematic" and biased for the Australian Broadcasting Corp. to call former Australian prime minister Tony Abbott "the most…
What is Easter? Butterflies or Bees? And Other Corrections
iMediaEthics' latest round-up of noteworthy or amusing corrections starts below: What is Easter? On Good Friday, March 30, NPR botched…
Telegraph pays mosque general secretary after claiming he blamed UK for ISIS
The UK Sunday Telegraph defamed Mohammed Kozbar, the general secretary of the Finsbury Park mosque in London. The article claimed…