by Sydney Smith on Feb 24, 2015
I am not Brian Williams: Bill O’Reilly-Mother Jones Duke it out
Bill O'Reilly is still hitting back at Mother Jones for questioning his war reporting history while he worked for CBS...
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by Sydney Smith on Feb 22, 2015
HSBC Bullies Guardian, Tries to ensure positive news coverage with advertising buys?
HSBC stopped advertising with the Guardian because of its negative news coverage about the bank and accusations that HSBC Swiss...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 21, 2015
Bruce Jenner never confirmed rumor, So Public Editor deals with NYT reporting transgender transition
The New York Times faced some criticism recently for its reporting on transgender issues. Times public editor Margaret Sullivan addressed...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 19, 2015
‘Kill all the Jews?’ Daily Caller apologizes for ‘Wildly inarticulate & perverted’ Headline
"Kill all the Jews?" The Daily Caller headlined a blogpost this week "Kill All The Jews And When That Is...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 19, 2015
UK Telegraph doesn’t want ‘lectures’ from BBC, Guardian or The Times after Peter Oborne criticism
The UK Telegraph is defending its coverage two days after chief political commentator Peter Oborne publicly resigned and accused the...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 17, 2015
FAA proposed Drone guidelines, No actual journalism reporting allowed yet
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has published proposal guidelines for handling drones. The proposal targets commercial drones and not drones...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 17, 2015
Peter Oborne: I quit Telegraph job, paper lets corporations ‘influence’ stories
Peter Oborne, the chief political commentator for the UK Telegraph, quit the newspaper and accused it of allowing advertisers to...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 16, 2015
Obama not Antichrist, but ‘could be 7th king,’ North Carolina paper corrects headline error
It's a biblical distinction with a difference. The Lexington Dispatch wrongly published that a reader thinks President Barack Obama is...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 15, 2015
NPR has a ‘bias of sorts,’ says its Exiting Ombudsman Edward Schumacher-Matos
Exiting National Public Radio ombudsman Edward Schumacher-Matos wraped up his three-and-one-half-year term with a lengthy column. Specifically, Schumacher-Matos focused on...