by Sydney Smith on Jun 11, 2019
Noa Pothoven’s death: Round-up of media corrections
Noa Pothoven, a Dutch teenager, died June 2, but her death was not due to euthanasia. Numerous news outlets published...
Noa Pothoven, a Dutch teenager, died June 2, but her death was not due to euthanasia. Numerous news outlets published...
The Australian Daily Telegraph wrongly reported that a new guidebook for the Australian Defence Force instructed soldiers not to use...
Bloomberg News retracted a May 29 column about Jaguar Land Rover. The column claimed the company used money from "its...
Malaysian news site Star2.com published a faked interview with Keanu Reeves, according to Reeves' spokesperson. Reeves' representative told Huffington Post...
The Augusta Free Press published a guest blogger's article, headlined "Eight tips to quit smoking this year for good." Problem...
Australian News Corp. newspaper the Sunshine Coast Daily published a picture of politician Annastacia Palaszczuk with gun crosshairs overlaid. The...
NPR has careful guidelines for reporting on abortion, NPR public editor Elizabeth Jensen explained. For example, NPR doesn't use the...
iMediaEthics' latest round-up of amusing or noteworthy corrections in the media begins below: 1.Not drunk at the airport? The Sun...
Talk Radio, a UK speech radio station, fired host George Galloway, saying he had "antisemitic views." After his firing, Galloway...
The New York Times published an article last month reporting on "conflict of interest questions" involving former Vice President Joe...