by Sydney Smith on May 08, 2019
‘Default NPR practice’ is to identify conflicts of interest for studies, public editor says
When a news outlet reports on a study, should reporters state in every case who funded the study? NPR public...
When a news outlet reports on a study, should reporters state in every case who funded the study? NPR public...
The Seattle Times suspended an unnamed "news employee" after allegations of sexual harassment. While the Times didn't name him, the...
Now that a redacted version of Robert Mueller's report is out, McClatchy has added an editor's note to its previous...
The Mail Online published a video showing a murder crime scene and a murder victim surrounded by blood. That, one...
The Associated Press stylebook has an updated entry on race, calling for journalists to just say racist if something is...
NPR should have added "three little words or even just two" in its reporting on Robert Mueller's report, Elizabeth Jensen,...
Suicide has been in the news cycle this week with the deaths of two teenagers who survived the Parkland High...
Days after the Christchurch, New Zealand mosques terrorism attacks, public editors for both the Globe and Mail and the Toronto...
CNN cut ties with legal analyst Mark Geragos after news outlets reported, based on anonymous sources, that he was the...