by Sydney Smith on Oct 26, 2019
Corrections: What emoji? Currency Converter, Sonny Liston & Muhammad Ali
iMediaEthics' latest round-up of corrections includes wrongly reporting who won the Sonny Liston-Muhammad Ali fight, a movie image used as...
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by Sydney Smith on Oct 24, 2019
Weekly Newspaper Admits it ran Film Reviews w/o Authors’ Permission
The Cascadia Weekly, a Bellingham, Washington newspaper, apologized last month, admitting it re-published film reviews without the permission of authors....
by Sydney Smith on Oct 24, 2019
Pennsylvania lawyer sues over sex assault story
Pennsylvania politician Daylin Leach, a state senator, claims the Philadelphia Inquirer libeled him with a story alleging he sexually assaulted...
by David W. Moore on Oct 23, 2019
NY Post’s Faulty Criticism of Fox Poll on Impeachment
A recent Fox poll found record support for Trump impeachment: “A new high of 51% want Trump impeached and removed...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 21, 2019
College newspaper regrets ‘I hate black people’ headline quote
College newspaper the Daily Campus apologized to readers Oct. 14 for an "insensitive headline" that read "I hate black people"...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 21, 2019
Dan Dakich suspended for breaking ‘journalistic principles’
The host of a sports show for an Indiana radio station, Dan Dakich, was suspended for not following "journalistic principles."...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 20, 2019
Corrections: Roadway Deaths, Millions or Billions, Wrong Photo
Some of the most common mistakes made in the news media are number errors, math problems, and wrong pictures. iMediaEthics'...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 18, 2019
Chris Cuomo apologizes for pronoun joke
CNN host Chris Cuomo apologized after saying jokingly that his pronouns were "She, her and hers." In an Oct. 11...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 17, 2019
Devin Nunes sues Ryan Lizza, Esquire over farm story
Esquire magazine's Ryan Lizza reported on California congressman Devin Nunes' family farm, claiming in a Sept. 2018 article that "Devin...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 16, 2019
Baltimore anchor’s e-mail to county council was ‘inappropriate’
Baltimore TV news anchor Kate Amara e-mailed her local county council about a school redistricting issue emphasizing her position as...