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Financial Times’ Twitter the Latest to be Hacked by Syrian Electronic Army

Hackers posted phony messages on the Financial Times' Twitter accounts and Tech Blog, Editors Weblog reported. The Syrian Electronic Army...

Twitter now has a two-step verification process as a way to "better protect your Twitter account," the company announced in...

How many anonymous sources were put at risk by the Justice Department's snooping into the Associated Press's phone records? The...

Ghana Institute of Journalism rector David Newton called for penalties against media outlets that don't follow journalism standards. Newton also...

"We're getting the big stories wrong over and over again," CBS Evening News anchor Scott Pelley said recently, according to...

iMediaEthics is pleased to report that we were named this week as a finalist in the 2013 Online Media Awards...

The BBC promised to give a "gambling addict" anonymity if he would be interviewed by the network's Panorama program for...

The term "shark-infested waters" is an inaccurate cliche, the Guardian readers' editor Chris Elliott argued in a May 5 column....

The University of Portland's [Oregon] student newspaper The Beacon offered an example of transparency to readers last month. In a...