by Sydney Smith on Jan 28, 2018
Vanity Fair Photoshops Hollywood cover to remove James Franco
Vanity Fair Photoshopped the pictures of Hollywood actors on the cover of a recent issue, in order to remove actor James...
Vanity Fair Photoshopped the pictures of Hollywood actors on the cover of a recent issue, in order to remove actor James...
Minnesota Public Radio cut ties with Garrison Keillor in late November amidst accusations of "inappropriate behavior." Now, MPR is sharing...
Editor’s note: Every January, iMediaEthics’ polling director David W. Moore assembles the top ten “Dubious Polling Awards” for iMediaEthics. The tongue-in-cheek awards...
Sometimes, the error isn't as noteworthy as the context. In 2015, the Wall Street Journal misspelled the name of the...
NPR published several corrections of "major mistakes" as well as a second editor's note on an eleven-month-old story headlined, "The...
As in recent years, iMediaEthics has assembled our list of what we found to be ten of the most important...
As all the world knows by now, U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly used the word "shithole" in references to Haiti...
In 2017, tweets caused media outlets and staffers numerous problems. Before you hit tweet in 2018, take a look back...
The Washington Post suspended reporter Joel Achenbach for ninety days without pay after an investigation into his "inappropriate workplace conduct,"...
Michael Cohen, Donald Trump's personal lawyer, announced last night he is suing BuzzFeed for defamation over the site's January 2017...