by Sydney Smith on Aug 26, 2012
NBC News Corrects Headline Saying Neil Young not Neil Armstrong Died
Yesterday, astronaut Neil Armstrong died. NBC News wrongly reported that singer Neil Young died, according to Mediaite, which said NBC...
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by Sydney Smith on Aug 25, 2012
Michigan Student Newspaper Unpublishes, Clarifies Report in Settlement
University of Michigan student-run newspaper The Michigan Daily unpublished a story about Ontario Hockey League's Kitchener Rangers' "hockey recruit "...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 25, 2012
NYT Public Editor Calls for ‘Transparency, Accountability, Humility’
Arthur Brisbane's final column as New York Times public editor repeated his 2010 calls for "transparency, accountability, humility" at the...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 24, 2012
California Newspaper: No ‘Destructive’ Comments on our Facebook
The executive editor of California newspaper The Hanford Sentinel told the newspaper's Facebook fans that it will delete anyone who...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 24, 2012
Washington Post Corrects Tweet, Blogpost Claiming Obama Ohio Pic Photoshopped
The Washington Post corrected a blogpost and a tweet that claimed a photo of U.S. President Barack Obama was Photoshopped....
by Sydney Smith on Aug 23, 2012
Arizona TV News to pay Blogger $300 for Video
Arizona CBS-affiliate KOLD-TV 13 is paying a blogger $300 after "using his video without permission," Jim Romenesko reported August 14....
by Sydney Smith on Aug 23, 2012
Politico Reporter Apologizes for Todd Akin Tweets
Politico's David Catanese apologized in a memo for his tweets on Todd Akin's rape comments, the Huffington Post reported. As...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 21, 2012
Politico Reporter’s Tweets ‘Crossed a Line A Reporter Shouldn’t Cross’
Politico's David Catanese will no longer report on Todd Akin after his tweets "crossed a line a reporter shouldn't cross,"...
by London Shearer Allen on Aug 20, 2012
The Huffington Post Steals a Penis Story
The Huffington Post recently published an article on a man’s stolen penis that lacked proper sourcing. The Huffington Post seemingly...
by Sam Eifling on Aug 20, 2012
Tweeting to God: Technology, Culture Clashes & Search for Global Ethics
Pursuing a global version of media ethics is a difficult charge on multiple fronts, akin to deciding on the rules...