by Sydney Smith on Nov 15, 2011
1st Day of Leveson Inquiry: Glenn Mulcaire Had 2,266 News International Requests?
A UK investigation into "the culture, practice and ethics of the press" started yesterday. Called the Leveson Inquiry, after its...
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by Sydney Smith on Nov 18, 2011
Reuters Defends, Re-Assigns Reporter Who Also Works for Yemen’s President
Reuters is defending one of its reporters in Yemen, Mohamed Sudam, after it was revealed that he also works for...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 19, 2011
Julian Assange Appeals to UK Supreme Court over Extradition to Sweden
WikiLeaks' Julian Assange is appealing the Nov. 2 ruling that he must be extradited to Sweden to face questions in...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 19, 2011
RTE To Pay Father Kevin Reynolds over False Rape, Child Story
As iMediaEthics has reported, Irish public broadcaster RTE issued a long apology to priest Father Kevin Reynolds after the Irish public...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 20, 2011
Leveson Inquiry: News International Apologizes for Phone Hacking
During last week's hearings from the Leveson Inquiry (see our report on the first day of the Leveson hearing here),...
by Malik Ayub Sumbal on Nov 21, 2011
Did Pakistan’s The Daily Express Break Off-the-Record Agreement?
ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN --To violate off-the-record agreements for information and sources is an ethical violation according to the principles and values...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 22, 2011
Hugh Grant Accuses Mail on Sunday of Invading Privacy, Hacking
Actor Hugh Grant accused the UK Mail on Sunday of hacking his phone during the Leveson Inquiry, the Hollywood Reporter...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 23, 2011
UK Newspapers Accused of Contempt of Court on Levi Bellfield Stories
UK attorney general Dominic Grieve is starting "proceedings for possible contempt of court" charges against the Daily Mail and the...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 23, 2011
Contempt of Court against Fiji Times?
The Republic of Fiji's interim government has charged the Fiji Times with contempt of court, Radio New Zealand International reported....