International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 66 of 193

Swedish court rejects Assange appeal of warrant, but criticizes prosecutors

The Swedish Court of Appeal has upheld a Swedish arrest warrant and extradition for Julian Assange, Bloomberg reported. Assange plans...

French journalist Agnès Chauveau has been accused of plagiarizing from Le Monde, Mediapart, and other French news outlets in her...

Blogger Roy Ngerng lost a libel lawsuit in Singapore's High Court filed by Singapore's prime minister Lee Hsien Loong, he...

The Guardian failed to disclose that the author of an article, Sunil Khilnani, is married to the subject of his...

The Sunday Express published false news about the marriage of Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter and, as a result, had to pay up,...

Reuters is no longer letting readers comment on news stories. Comments will be allowed on opinion and blogposts, though. The...

And now a journalist from the Mirror has pleaded guilty to phone hacking, the Guardian reports. "Graham Johnson, the former...

The UK Sun admitted it was wrong to publish a front page report on a 4-year-old it called "boyezelbub" with...

The Globe and Mail published a "dumb, insensitive" headline with a report on Jian Ghomeshi, the CBC radio host who...