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OfCom Investigation after 2200+ Complaints into Matthew Wright Comments

More than 2,200 complaints have been filed with UK broadcast regulator OfCom over UK host Matthew Wright making jokes about the...

Irish university University College Cork's students' union decided Dec. 14 to "organise a 12-month boycott of the Daily Mail" after...

Venezuelan media outlets were banned from reporting on a recent murder, the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas reported....

The Center for International Media Ethics weighed in on Croatian media ethics in its December 2011 newsletter with an article...

New Zealand may see a "super watchdog" to regulate all media -- whether it be online or in print, traditional...

Los Angeles Times' readers' representative Deirdre Edgar blogged Dec. 8 responding to readers' concerns over a graphic photograph that ran...

The Washington Post corrected a photo gallery's headline and sub-headline after the newspaper's public editor received at least 1,500 complaints,...

Yet another complaint over an RTE report has been made to the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, Irish news site The...

Forbes' Jeff Bercovici reported that Wall Street Journal managing editor Robert Thomson defended the newspaper's coverage of the UK phone...