by Sydney Smith on Jul 12, 2017
Newsday: 109 Sources Can’t be Found in Kevin Deutsch Crime Reporting
Finally. It took nearly five months, but Newsday finished its review of Kevin Deutsch and his 600 crime stories for the...
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by Sydney Smith on Jul 13, 2017
These are the 77 Newsday Stories by Kevin Deutsch with 109 Missing Sources
Newsday revealed Wednesday the results of its nearly five-month review of Kevin Deutsch's crime reporting for the newspaper. As iMediaEthics...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 16, 2017
Irish Independent: Why Irish news site’s pale pink apology for stealing photos isn’t good enough
Earlier this year, Irish court news service CCC.Nuacht and the Irish Independent newspaper sued TheLiberal.ie for copyright infringement, alleging plagiarism,...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 17, 2017
Sinclair TV News stations used 2016 photo of Black Lives Matter activist Deray McKesson’s arrest to illustrate unrelated 2017 crime stories
Two Sinclair Broadcasting-owned TV news stations used a photo of Black Lives Matters activist Deray McKesson being arrested during a...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 19, 2017
Vallejo police officer did NOT say N-word, San Francisco CBS affiliate retracts
San Francisco CBS-affiliate KPIX reported that a police officer called a black driver he pulled over the n-word. But the...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 20, 2017
Corrections Roundup: NYTimes duped by fake North Korean Twitter, LA Times mixes up Cairo & Red Sea & CSN Chicago apologizes to WetButt23
iMediaEthics rounds up interesting, newsworthy and sometimes even entertaining corrections from time to time. Below, see our latest assortment. 1. The...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 22, 2017
NYC Antiquities Dealer Sues WSJ over ISIS Looting Investigations Story
A New York antiquities dealer, Hicham Aboutaam, is suing the Wall Street Journal for suggesting he and his brother have...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 23, 2017
Was NPR confusing readers? NPR to change opinion labels
National Public Radio announced it is updating how it labels opinion content on its website to make it easier for...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 27, 2017
‘Substantially True’: NBC Called Shooting Targets ‘Bombs For Sale;’ Sporting Goods company loses libel suit
Sporting goods company Tannerite Sports LLC lost its libel lawsuit against NBC News, which had called its shooting targets "bombs...