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BBC Apologizes for ‘Inappropriate’ On-Air Gaza Question to Rabbi Jonathan Sacks

The BBC apologized to Rabbi Jonathan Sacks for asking him "about the Gaza situation while he thought he was off-air,"...

The UK Press Complaints Commission released a new "guidance note" on "privacy and the public domain" in light of the...

The Belgium Royal Palace has complained to the Journalistic Deontology Council about the book Royal Questions, the Associated Press and...

As iMediaEthics wrote this past weekend, BBC director general George Entwistle resigned Nov. 10 after a high-profile apology for inaccurately...

South African president Jacob Zuma ended his 2008 defamation lawsuit for a Sunday Times cartoon, "The Rape of Lady Justice,"...

Editor's Note: This story was originally published Nov. 11. The story was lost in a server change but was re-uploaded...

Toronto Star freelancer Michael Clarkson apologized for having "mishandled" a quotation that his sports editor called "below our standards" in...

After publishing an article claiming explosives led to a 2010 plane crash, Polish newspaper Rzeczpospolita was accused of sensationalism and...

The UK Mail on Sunday unpublished a photo and added a disclosure that a photo was an "illustration" after a...