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New Policy at NPR for Featuring Books by Staffers

National Public Radio will not let staff feature books written by NPR staff unless they get the OK from the...

South African daily newspaper The Cape Argus made South African media site Grubstreet retract its criticism of the site for...

Last year, news outlets covered a study saying that people were more open to same-sex marriage after talking to people...

North Korea may have Photoshopped a picture purporting to show its launching of a missile from a submarine, Reuters reported....

The journal Science has responded to the news that a December study it published was fabricated. As iMediaEthics reported previously...

Since the news broke that a study on same-sex marriage published last year in Science may be based on fabricated...

The Virgin Islands Source accused Virgin Islands blog V.I. Connections of plagiarizing its work. The Virgin Islands Source, an online...

The Washington Post corrected after falsely claiming that "Prince Charles has always denied he's a member of the IRA," the...

The U.S. State Department wants to set up a media ethics course for journalists in India, the Weekly Standard reported....