by Sydney Smith on Jan 15, 2011
Daily Mail Apologizes to Lily Safra, Not Involved in Husband’s Death
The Daily Mail apologized to Lily Safra and clarified to readers that the newspaper didn't mean to "suggest" that Lily...
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by Sydney Smith on Jan 14, 2011
Denver Post Puts Ads on Editorial Pages?
According to Westword.com, the Denver Post published an advertisement on its editorial pages. It was the first time an ad...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 12, 2011
Daily Star Ousted from UK Press Complaints Commission
The seven print publications owned by UK media company Northern & Shell are no longer under the jurisdiction of media...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 10, 2011
Ukrainian Newspaper The Kyiv Post Blocks UK Web Access After Libel Lawsuit
Ukranian newspaper The Kyiv Post is preventing Internet users from the United Kingdom from accessing its site as a protest...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 09, 2011
Former CIA Officer Jeffrey Sterling Indicted, New York Times Reporter Says He Didn’t Out His Anonymous Source
As Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press reported, former CIA officer Jeffrey Sterling "was indicted last month for allegedly...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 09, 2011
NYT Public Editor on “Questions of Boundaries” – News & Editorial, Digital & Print
Arthur Brisbane, the New York Times’ public editor, compiled a list of "challenges the Times faces and the faults readers...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 09, 2011
Did Portland Press Herald Know Free Ad Space was Going to Campaign Vote?
The Portland Press Herald reportedly gave almost $47,000 in free advertising to a local Chamber of Commerce, which used the...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 04, 2011
Despite Criticism, Assange receives Awards
Journalist Steve Outing blogged Jan. 1 noting that despite heavy criticism, WikiLeaks' Julian Assange has won several awards from news...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 04, 2011
Fact Check Fail: Washington Post Public Editor on “Chronic” Errors
The Washington Post has a "chronic" issue with "quality control," the Washington Post public editor, Andy Alexander, wrote Dec. 31. However, Alexander...