by Sydney Smith on Dec 08, 2011
250,000 Euro Fine for RTE over Libelous Report?
Ireland's Broadcasting Authority may fine Ireland's public broadcaster RTE €250,000 for its program on Father Kevin Reynolds, the Irish Times...
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by Sydney Smith on Dec 04, 2011
Mexican Supreme Court Dismisses La Jornada Newspaper’s Libel Suit against Magazine
The Mexican Supreme Court dismissed Mexican newspaper La Jornada's libel lawsuit against magazine Letras Libres, the Knight Center for Journalism...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 01, 2011
Australian Newsletter Editor Must Pay Libel Fee
Australian online newsletter editor, Mal Davies, must pay $100,000 to Australian anti-animal cruelty charity after a New South Wales Supreme...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 29, 2011
Another RTE Report Alleging Child Abuse Questioned
Ireland's public broadcaster, RTE, accused the deceased Brother Gerard Dillon of sexual abusing a student at a South African school,...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 25, 2011
RTE to Repeat Libel Apology to Father Kevin Reynolds, Ireland’s Broadcasting Authority to Investigate Error
RTE is apologizing again for its libelous claims that a Catholic priest raped "an underage girl" and fathered her child. ...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 25, 2011
Societe Generale to Sue Mail on Sunday
Société Générale has filed a libel lawsuit after the Mail on Sunday wrongly reported that the European bank is "on...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 22, 2011
Nigerian Journalist Accused of Libel
Nigerian journalist and National Accord editor Olajide Fashikun has been arrested and accused of libel over his reports about the...
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 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...