International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 76 of 193

Doctored Dogf**ker Photo offensive, says Australian Govt Regulator

A skit on ABC-Australia that showed a doctored photo of a reporter having sex with a dog broke the Australian...

Andy Coulson, a former News of the World editor, was sentenced to 18 months in jail for phone hacking yesterday...

New York Times foreign correspondent and Kabul bureau chief Rod Nordland apologized June 30 after tweeting that Iraqi journalists were...

Andy Coulson and Clive Goodman will be re-tried for two counts of bribery related to the phone hacking scandal in...

The Associated Press issued a large correction to stories earlier this month that claimed Irish children staying in a Catholic...

Some of the verdicts in the UK phone hacking trial have come in today. Rebekah Brooks, the former News International...

The Irish media will have a new press ombudsman soon. John Horgan, who has served as press ombudsman since 2007,...

Australia's Sydney Morning Herald must pay three restaurant owners almost half a million dollars for libel over a 2003 negative...

Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak is suing Malaysian online site Malaysiakini over reader comments used by the website in a...