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Kazakhstan TV News Airs Fake Vladimir Pozner Interview
The Kazakhstan state-run TV News channel, First Channel Eurasia, aired a fake broadcast that claimed one of its hosts, Aimira...
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by Sydney Smith on Dec 27, 2016
Why Did Australian Newspaper publish Candidate’s Address with Letter to the Editor?
An Australian weekly newspaper violated the privacy of a local woman when it published her address with her letter to...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 24, 2016
Globe & Mail’s article on Diamond Mine in Canada didn’t meet standards, have balance
The Globe and Mail has learned that diamonds are not always a newspaper's best friend. That is, the Mail published...
by Sydney Smith on Dec 23, 2016
Top 10 Corrections of 2016
It's time for iMediaEthics' annual top 10 corrections from 2016. Last year, we published the Top 10 News Errors from...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 05, 2016
News UK’s Mazher Mahmood found guilty after undercover Tulisa sting trial
Mazher Mahmood, the undercover reporter for the UK Sun and the shuttered-News of the World known as the the "fake...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 30, 2016
Undercover Sheikh Mazher Mahmood’s Trial over Tulisa Drugs Claims ongoing
Mazher Mahmood, the undercover reporter in the UK known as the "fake sheikh," is still on trial in the UK...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 29, 2016
John Greathouse Apologizes for Women in Tech article suggesting they use initials
Venture capitalist John Greathouse apologized for his Wall Street Journal article suggesting women in tech use aliases online to avoid...
by Sydney Smith on Sep 16, 2016
Photos of Kate Middleton, Prince George Invaded Privacy with No Public Interest, UK Press Regulator Rules
Two UK publications invaded the privacy of Kate Middleton and Prince George when they published long-lens photos of them at...
by Sydney Smith on May 04, 2016
Gastric Band Speculation was Invasion of Parliament Member’s Privacy
The UK Sunday Times invaded the privacy of a member of Parliament when it speculated that he had undergone gastric...