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Public Editor Role Ended at Atlanta Journal-Constitution

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is ending its public editor position, according to a May 25 column by its outgoing public editor...

Calorie Lab accused Agence France Presse of failing to credit it for breaking a story. Calorie Lab identifies itself as...

The UK Press Complaints Commission ruled that it wasn't an invasion of privacy for the Sunday Life newspaper to use...

The Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas is hosting a Spanish-language online class on "Ethics in the coverage of...

The Globe and Mail's public editor, Sylvia Stead, defended the newspaper's coverage of Luka Rocco Magnotta, the man suspected of...

Malta's Parliament is looking into creating a journalism code of ethics and source protection for journalists, Malta Today reported. Currently,...

The Catholic League complained to National Public Radio about an online story suggesting that it's "not that unusual" for a...

As we wrote earlier this month, Barbara Walters apologized after leaked e-mails showed she pulled strings to try to get...

Did the New York Daily News invade a family’s privacy for its May 13 report on a tragic New Zealand...