International Media Ethics News Archives - Page 99 of 193

Greek Editor Arrested, Acquitted for Publishing List of Bank Accounts

Greek magazine editor Kostas Vaxevanis was arrested and later acquitted over accusations that his magazine Hot Doc broke "Greece's data...

Nigerian governor Abiola Ajimobi is suing PM News' publisher for N1 billion (about $6.4 million) over its Oct. 30 article...

The Essex Chronicle apologized after publishing a photo of the wrong person to accompany the story, "Drug dealer given three...

The UK Press Complaints Commission called out the Wiltshire Gazette and Herald for its reporting on a suicide according to...

French Marie Claire apologized after a management member tried to get a restaurant to give free food, food blog The...

As iMediaEthics wrote earlier this year, the UK Sun announced the appointment of its first ombudsman in years, Philippa Kennedy. ...

Drone (also known as Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) journalism was the subject of an Oct. 22 Reuters Institute for the Study...

UK newspaper company Trinity Mirror announced an "investigation into the allegations of phone hacking" made against three of its newspapers,...

The South African Press Council is looking for an ombudsman and six "public representatives" and recently announced a re-haul of...