Media Business Ethics News Archives - Page 31 of 252

High Wycombe DOES have a chair making museum, despite newspaper’s claim it’s ‘nonexistent’

The Bucks Free Press, a weekly newspaper in High Wycombe, England, reported that there isn't any chair making museum in...

LBC Radio (Leading Britain's Conversation Radio) discriminated against blind people when host Steve Allen mocked a blind man who is...

Richard Simmons and the National Enquirer have settled Simmons' libel lawsuit against the publication for saying he is transitioning as...

The Tyrone Times, a newspaper based in Northern Ireland, cropped a black person out of a photo. The original photo...

Anonymous source policies typically advise journalists not to use such sources to attack others. The reason? Anonymous sources can use...

South Africa's Press Council is looking for a new press ombudsman to handle complaints against member publications. The current press...

iMediaEthics' latest correction round-up begins below: 1. Don't go dog-sledding here! The Wall Street Journal wrongly reported you can go...

Two Australian newspapers published a "humorous" letter about a man killing his wife after getting a text message from a...

Nigeria's Oak TV broke an off-the-record agreement in November when it published a video of a politician's off-the-record comment. Oak...