As iMediaEthics has previously written, the UK Sun apologized this month for its 23-year-old "inaccurate and offensive story" that reported...
The BBC apologized Sept. 25 for a "breach of confidence" in reporting on "a private conversation" with Queen Elizabeth. According...
For the first time in years, the UK News Corp's. Sun named its first ombudsman, Philippa Kennedy, to an "indefinite"...
Reporters without Borders slammed a proposed Ukrainian criminal libel law, Radio Free Europe Radio Liberty reported. The advocacy group argued...
Kato Kaelin, the bit-part actor and drifter who was living at O.J. Simpson's house in Los Angeles at the time of Nicole...
The UK Independent on Sunday published a "clarification and apology" to Lord Melvin Bragg for including information about "his private...
The U.S. Embassy in Manila and the Center for Media Freedom & Responsibility announced they will start a "seminar-workshop on...
The Globe and Mail reported today that its columnist Margaret Wente is under undescribed "disciplinary action" following questions about her...
The Syrian Freedom Association claims French magazine Charlie Hebdo's publication of Muhammad cartoons were "publicly provoking discrimination, hatred or violence of...
The New York Times unpublished a quote from a rape victim's blog because it could possibly identify the woman, Times...