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“Not Everyone Sad” about Minnesota News Council Closing

As iMediaEthics reported in late January, the Minnesota News Council -- one of two state news councils in the U.S. -- has...

The San Francisco Chronicle's Phil Bronstein blogged for the Huffington Post that the lawsuit of a California man against a...

Four people have been arrested "in connection with the circulation on the Internet of manipulated pictures meant to disparage" Tanzanian...

A 2009 image that throws into question whether Fox News knows where Egypt is located on a map has been recirculating the Internet...

Former Israeli soldier Anat Kamm admitted that she leaked "more than 2,000 documents" to Israeli newspaper Haaretz, the BBC reported. The...

The New York Times' executive editor Bill Keller and The Guardian's editor Alan Rusbridger both commented during a Columbia University...

The UK Supreme Court will permit live tweeting during court sessions, The Guardian reported. "Supreme court justices are 'content' for...

A group of 25 Turkish journalists created a code of ethics during a late January workshop, the International Center for...

SeaWorld officials recently "announced" a new show that will have "whales playing in giant fountains instead of with people," Reuters...