by Sydney Smith on Mar 09, 2014
NYT No longer predicts Fmr Ukraine prez will be executed after Kiev trial, Corrects
The New York Times "referred imprecisely to [the] possible fate" of Viktor F. Yanukovych in a Feb. 25 article about...
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by Sydney Smith on Feb 25, 2014
Man on Fire in Ukraine Front page photo criticized in Globe & Mail
On Feb. 19, The Globe and Mail published a graphic front-page photograph of a man on fire in Ukraine. The image shows...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 14, 2013
World’s Strongest Man Didn’t Break up Gay Rights Rally, Russian, Italian News Hoaxed
Three Russian news outlets and one Italian newspaper's website were hoaxed by a satire story that said the "World's Strongest...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 15, 2013
Trained Gun-Toting Dolphins Gone Missing? Nope, Media Hoaxed by Animal Tale
News outlets, including Russian news agency Ria Novosti and later the Huffington Post and The Atlantic, were hoaxed by a...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 25, 2012
Proposed Criminal Libel Law in Ukraine
Reporters without Borders slammed a proposed Ukrainian criminal libel law, Radio Free Europe Radio Liberty reported. The advocacy group argued...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 14, 2012
BBC Defends Euro2012 Documentary Criticized for Bias, Sensationalism
Ukraine's UK ambassador Volodymyr Khandogiy called a BBC program on Ukraine "biased and unfair," the Guardian reported. The program, Panorama, aired...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 29, 2011
Kyiv Post Ends Ban of UK Traffic after Libel Tourism Suit Dismissed
The Kyiv Post, the Ukrainian newspaper that blocked traffic from the UK following a libel lawsuit, removed its ban on...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 26, 2011
Libel Suit against Ukrainian Newspaper Tossed out, but Newspaper Still Blocking UK Traffic
As iMediaEthics previously reported, Ukrainian newspaper Kyiv Post blocked its traffic from the United Kingdom in December after been sued for...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 10, 2011
Ukrainian Newspaper The Kyiv Post Blocks UK Web Access After Libel Lawsuit
Ukranian newspaper The Kyiv Post is preventing Internet users from the United Kingdom from accessing its site as a protest...