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Last News Council in the U.S. Closes Next Month

There will be no more news councils operating in the United States, effective May 31. The Washington News Council is...

The accessibility of news stories from the past fosters accuracy and journalists' ability to provide context for current reporting. Back...

Celebrity website Celebuzz announced in late March that it will no longer publish paparazzi photos of celebrities' children. Numerous outlets...

Fox News messed up, then corrected, an on-air graphic enrollment for The Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare. The original graphic...

A U.S. District Judge ruled this week that Laurie Fine can continue her libel lawsuit against ESPN, Syracuse.com reported Fine...

New York Times public editor Margaret Sullivan filed her second installment of AnonyWatch, her new way to track the misuse...

Glenn Beck is being sued for libel by college student Abdulrahman Alharbi, who was injured last year at the Boston...

The Mirror Awards announced the finalists for its annual media reporting awards today. The Mirrors are given by Syracuse University's...

Will Amazon provide customers with a free streaming service? The Wall Street Journal published a report relying on anonymous sources...

CNN apologized after wrongly reporting on one of its Twitter accounts that soccer star Pele died. CNN's New Day tweeted,...