International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 105 of 193

Media Fails in Nelson Mandela Reporting?

Last month, former South African president Nelson Mandela returned to the hospital. Because of the intense interest in his health...

News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch commented in a secret recording that "every newspaper in Fleet Street" England pays cops and...

Bay Area Fox-affiliate KTVU wrongly identified four pilots on Asiana Airlines Flight 214 from South Korea, which crashed on the...

Ki Won Suh from Asiana Airlines confirmed in an email to iMediaEthics today Asiana is "considering legal action" against Bay...

The Indian Express, a daily Indian newspaper based in Chennai, has been slammed for identifying children who are victims of...

Hong Kong journalist Liu Yi quit the South China Morning Post alleging the newspaper changed quotes from an interview, The...

Forbes wrongly reported that Ireland's president Michael D. Higgins is gay, the Associated Press reported. The July 23 article described...

TV cook Nigella Lawson's lawyers want London public relations practitioner Richard Hillgrove to delete a blogpost suggesting that she and...

Several media outlets including MSNBC, Fox News and CNN apparently jumped to conclusions in reporting that the man pictured above,...