by Sydney Smith on Sep 15, 2011
Denver Post to Stop Using Righthaven for Copyright Lawsuits
The Denver Post will no longer use Righthaven to file lawsuits alleging copyright infringement, Wired reported. John Paton, the new CEO...
The Denver Post will no longer use Righthaven to file lawsuits alleging copyright infringement, Wired reported. John Paton, the new CEO...
CBS News unpublished all of its "web series" posts from "What's Trending" because "What's Trending" tweeted fake news that Steve...
Nearly three months after bloggers first called out the Independent's Johann Hari for plagiarism, he has admitted to the charges,...
Australia's government announced this week it will investigate Australian media, Agence France Presse reported. The Australian Labor Party "decided that...
Righthaven, the company that has sued on behalf of the copyrighted materials of the Las Vegas Review-Journal since 2010, revealed...
iMediaEthics wrote in June when the UK Independent's journalist Johann Hari was accused of lifting quotes and misleading readers. After bloggers...
A Tanzanian journalist called on Tanzania's Media Council to have more power, IPP Media reported. The journalist, Nyaronyo Kicheere, commented...
Columbia Journalism Review wondered if the recent trend in labeling certain stories "Fact-Check" suggests that stories without the labels aren't...
Michael Arrington announced yesterday that he was leaving TechCrunch after more than a week of confusion about his job and...