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Hong Kong Broadcasting Authority Explains Complaints Process

Last week, iMediaEthics wrote about the two Hong Kong journalists who resigned after the station, Asia Television Ltd, aired a fake...

The Cleveland Plain Dealer's Connie Schultz apologized Sept. 8 for her Sept. 7 story on "a Tea Party Express event."...

NBC News' Twitter account was hacked Sept. 9. In a matter of a few moments, four fake tweets were published...

Nairobi Star public editor Karen Rothmyer used the UK phone hacking scandal as an opportunity to look at the Star's...

E-mails between former Northwestern University professor David Protess and students must be provided to the courts, the Chicago Tribune reported...

In a Sept. 7 post, Giga Om's Mathew Ingram criticized suggestions of "licensing journalists" to help rein in journalism. (See...

Joanna Snyder, described by the Salem News as "a career con woman," asked a judge to restrict a reporter's coverage...

Will Quebec regulate and differentiate between bloggers and journalists? A similar idea was proposed unsuccessfully last year in Michigan, but...

Does Business Insider have one of the most lax anonymous source policies? The business news blog's CEO, Henry Blodget, revealed...