International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 75 of 193

‘Torture, Mutilation & Murder’ Costs Discovery Channel $171,000 in UK

UK broadcast regulator OfCom fined the Investigation Discovery channel £100,000 (about $171,000 U.S.) for airing eight graphic episodes of a...

Vanity Fair has been accused of Photoshopping its cover image of Prince William, Kate Middleton and their baby, Prince George....

Russia Today reporter Sara Firth resigned this morning after accusing the state-run news channel of airing fake claims about yesterday's...

Several sites, including Peta Pixel, Gawker blog io9 and Popular Photography, reported the exciting news that there had been a...

Did Toronto's troubled mayor Rob Ford get "into fights" and break things while in rehab? The Toronto Star said so...

Indonesian newspaper The Jakarta Post apologized July 8 for an offensive cartoon about the terrorist group ISIS (Islamic State in...

iMediaEthics wrote about an Australian man accused of posing as a Sky News reporter and interviewing the professional soccer player...

Now that the phone hacking trial is over, Andy Coulson has to go to court in Scotland to deal with...

Filipino TV broadcasters Raffy and Erwin Tulfo were sued for libel after reportedly calling a police officer a thief on...