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NPR Stops Carrying ‘World of Opera’ because Host involved with Occupy D.C. Protest

National Public Radio announced Oct. 21 that it will stop carrying the program "World of Opera." As iMediaEthics has written, the...

Paparazzi photographer Alan Zanger filed a lawsuit against CBS News claiming the network didn't pay to license photos he took...

Los Angeles attorney Robert B. Silverman has accused Los Angeles Times writer Michael Hiltzik of illegally taping their phone call,...

Media General-owned NBC-affiliate WJAR Channel 10 apologized for plagiarizing from the Providence Journal, Go Local Prov reported. Channel 10 is...

Editor & Publisher published an essay by Rutgers journalism professor Allan Wolper criticizing the mainstream media for its heavy reporting...

CNN called for Mitt Romney to remove its Oct. 19 advertisement featuring footage from a CNN-hosted GOP debate, Yahoo News...

Freelance radio host Lisa Simeone was fired for her involvement with an Occupy D.C. protest in Washington, D.C., the Associated...

The Associated Press, Agence France-Presse, and Reuters all decided to put photos of Muammar Gaddafi's death on their wires, Poynter's...

As has been widely reported, a teenager was injured earlier this month while taping himself skateboarding for Anderson, a CNN talk show. The...

The Huffington Post corrected its Oct.11 and 13 story claiming reality TV star Bethenny Frankel "only earned $8.1 million from...