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BBC Apologizes for ‘Breach of Confidence’ in Reporting Queen Elizabeth’s Comments

The BBC apologized Sept. 25 for a "breach of confidence" in reporting on "a private conversation" with Queen Elizabeth. According...

For the first time in years, the UK News Corp's. Sun named its first ombudsman, Philippa Kennedy, to an "indefinite"...

As iMediaEthics wrote earlier this week, the Globe and Mail put Margaret Wente under "disciplinary action" after attribution questions related...

The UK Press Complaints Commission won't be investigating the UK Sun's publishing naked pictures of Prince Harry, the BBC reported....

Facing a libel lawsuit, The Sunday Monitor apologized and retracted "defamatory statements connecting [Uganda's First Lady Janet Museveni ] to...

Iran's Fars News Agency lifted a fake story by The Onion and ran it as fact, CNN reported. Fars News...

Italian editor Alessandro Sallusti was sentenced to 14 months in jail for a 2007 article "Italy's highest" court found to...

Globe and Mail public editor Sylvia Stead reported Sept. 27 that the newspaper's "editors agreed" it was inappropriate for freelancer...

White Ribbon Campaign Pakistan, a six-year-old advocacy group, announced in a press release sent to iMediaEthics Sept. 21 that it...