by Sydney Smith on Nov 19, 2011
Five UK News Outlets Start Corrections Columns
The Daily Mail, Birmingham Mail, South Wales Echo, Western Mail and Huddersfield Examiner will all be publishing a corrections column...
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by Sydney Smith on Nov 19, 2011
RTE To Pay Father Kevin Reynolds over False Rape, Child Story
As iMediaEthics has reported, Irish public broadcaster RTE issued a long apology to priest Father Kevin Reynolds after the Irish public...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 18, 2011
Reuters Defends, Re-Assigns Reporter Who Also Works for Yemen’s President
Reuters is defending one of its reporters in Yemen, Mohamed Sudam, after it was revealed that he also works for...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 18, 2011
Patch.com Article Promotes Writer’s Business, No Disclosure Originally on Article
Editor's Note : Editor's Note: We want to add a thank you to David Rotenstein. He had written to us...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 17, 2011
European News Agency Charges HuffPost for Re-Reporting its Stories, HuffPost Says Payment Unintentional
Huffington Post paid news agency Central European News last month after re-reporting two CEN stories, Press Gazette reported. Central European...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 17, 2011
MSNBC Licensed Conrad Murray Documentary, Got Promo Exclusive Interview?
MSNBC is rejecting accusations that it engaged in checkbook journalism to get an interview with Conrad Murray, the doctor convicted...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 16, 2011
Ireland’s Press Ombudsman Will Review RTE’s “Editorial Processes” after Big Libel Apology
RTE announced that press ombudsman John Horgan will review the Irish public broadcaster's "editorial processes." Last month, iMediaEthics wrote when RTE...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 16, 2011
California Students Complain that Student Newspaper the Koala Harasses
StinkyJournalism wrote in February about student-run newspaper the Koala, which published a graphic doctored photo and headline criticizing a student. ...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 15, 2011
Why Does NYT Coca Cola Ad Look Like News without Disclosure?
iMediaEthics was surprised to open up the New York Times homepage this morning and find a deceptive advertisement in the same...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 15, 2011
1st Day of Leveson Inquiry: Glenn Mulcaire Had 2,266 News International Requests?
A UK investigation into "the culture, practice and ethics of the press" started yesterday. Called the Leveson Inquiry, after its...