by David Friedlander on Jul 20, 2005
Are September 11 Hijackers Counted As Victims?
Phil Hirschkorn, in his two 2004 CNN.com articles, propagates an incorrect count of victims onboard the four planes hijacked on...
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by Ashley ODell , Rhonda Roland Shearer on Jul 01, 2004
Even a Frog will Kick the BBC: Iranian Woman didn’t have a frog baby
On June 27, 2004, the BBC reported on an Iranian woman who gave birth to a frog. Its frog baby...
by Ashley ODell on Jun 04, 2004
MSNBC, Miami Herald Zap Wrong “Fly”
Jeanette Walls of MSNBC.com reported yesterday on a tiff between actor Tom Cruise and a blog. "Lawyers for actor Tom...
by iMediaEthics Staff on Jun 03, 2004
AP Meteor Crash Report Was a Hoax
Associated Press editors were forced to retract an earlier report that a meteorite might have hit near Olympia, Wash., this...
by Eli Varenberg on May 28, 2004
NY Daily News Reporter Michele McPhee Won’t Admit Her Mistake
The Wall Street Journal's Glossary of Terms defines a rowback as, “A story that attempts to correct a previous story...
by Ashley ODell on May 25, 2004
EDITORIAL: Hunter S. Thompson went too far
"It was a risky thing to say, but so what?" Gonzo journalist and Nixon nemesis Hunter S. Thompson, famous for...
by Eli Varenberg on May 24, 2004
The 2004 State of the Press Address
The newly released 2004 State of The News Media 2004 Journalist Survey, a project of the Pew Research Center for...
by Ashley ODell on May 24, 2004
Franken: ‘Boring Corrections’ and the Airwaves That Propagate Them
Marshall Fine of New York’s newspaper The Journal News recently covered Al Franken and Katherine Lanpher’s show The O’Franken Factor,...
by iMediaEthics Staff on May 20, 2004
Fabulist Times
By News-Journal's Pierre Tristam We’re living through fabulist times, which shouldn’t be confused with fabulous times. The two words are...
by Ashley ODell on May 14, 2004
Porno Pics Passed off as News
On May 4, WorldNetDaily.com reported that the graphic photos "of U.S. servicemen raping and sexually abusing Iraqi women were actually...