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Ohio Morning Meteorologist Suing Chief Meteorologist for Libel

An Ohio meteorologist is suing another meteorologist at his station, NBC-affiliate WCMH, for libel, according to the Columbus Dispatch. Morning...

Globe and Mail public editor Sylvia Stead explained to readers recently how the Canadian daily newspaper differentiates between corrections and...

BBC "Gaza and West Bank Correspondent" Jon Donnison apologized after re-tweeting a photo that wrongly said it showed "children injured"...

Haaretz's Neri Livneh must pay about $50,000 for her comments in the March 2012 broadcast of the TV program Politics that...

Three UK news outlets published corrections or clarifications after Gordon Brown complained to the UK Press Complaints Commission, according to...

The Globe and Mail is going to start moderating comments on stories about Gaza before publication after the newspaper's website...

Manipur journalists participated in a "one-day consultative workshop" titled "Media Ethics in the Reporting of Rape Cases," Hueiyen News Service...

New York Times public editor Margaret Sullivan blogged that the caption accompanying the Times' photo of Gaza school girls "could...

Philly.com apologized after publishing a naked (NSFW-- not suitable for work) photo of a woman's breast, Jim Romenesko reported. According...