Media Bistro wondered if AOL is "scapegoating" Patricia Chui, the recently-fired Moviefone editor. Chui e-mailed AOL's Moviefone freelancers this week ...
Center for Public Integrity is starting an investigative journalism news site called iWatchNews next week, Mediaite reported. Articles will be...
The New York Daily News has won ten Pulitzer Prizes in its history and is the sixth largest newspaper in the...
The San Antonio Express-News pulled an article critical of a big advertiser, Poynter's Jim Romenesko reported. The article, a column by staffer Scott Stroud,...
Last week, mainstream news outlets like ABC News and Fox News reported on the New York Times' article about General Electric Co....
An Alabama newspaper editor explained the newspaper's decision to publish an anonymously-submitted video of a sheriff "physically confronting" a minor in...
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch highlighted blurred lines between advertising and news with a new TV sponsorship agreement in St. Louis between...
iMediaEthics wrote last week about Joe Valley, who plagiarized from the American Diabetes Association's website in his story for the Charlotte...
iMediaEthics wrote this weekend about former California attorney general John Van de Kamp, who is currently serving as the ethics advisor...
A UK news executive was asked by the UK parliament to explain her 2003 comments that the Sun newspaper has paid...