International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 122 of 193

Older Reuters Photo Published with 2012 Honduras Fire Coverage

The Globe and Mail ran an old photo with its February 16 coverage of a fire in Honduras, the newspaper's...

The Sunday Mercury took down a Dec. 4 article about the death of a man named Francis Haydock after his...

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have called on Canadian newspaper the Osoyoos Times to "correct or retract" a Feb. 8...

News Corp. owner and CEO Rupert Murdoch flew to London Feb. 17 to "to visit News International's Wapping headquarters," the...

The Daily Star has been ordered not to publish "sensitive personal information" about the teenage son of the UK environment...

Fiji Media Watch questioned a new Fiji media "decree" and its potential effect on media independence, according to Radio Australia. ...

RTE is accused of libel again for its "Mission to Prey" program that aired in May 2011, Irish Central reported....

UK's National Union of Journalists argued that the UK arrests of journalists and searches of their homes is violating "press...

The Northern Echo violated the Press Complaints Commission's code of practice by publishing a photo that invaded the subject's privacy,...