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Trinity Mirror Must Pay £1.2 Hacking Verdict, Supreme Court Rejects Appeal Attempt

Trinity Mirror, the publisher of the UK Mirror and other outlets, still has to pay £1.2 million in damages to eight...

Gawker was ordered to pay former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan $115 million after losing a jury trial case over showing...

The New York Times has tightened its anonymous source policy, public editor Margaret Sullivan reported yesterday. "This is about protecting our...

There's been a "new twist" in unpublishing requests -- when readers contact news outlets asking them to remove content about...

Al Jazeera America unpublished a satire article that joked about the news organization in light of its forthcoming April shutdown for...

The University of Missouri fired Melissa Click, the assistant professor of communications who made national news last year when she was caught...

The story on Australian women's site Mamamia began, "So here’s the best news story you’re going to read all day."...

Nikon Singapore promised to tighten its image review standards after it unknowingly chose a doctored image as the winner of a...

The National Association for People Abused in Childhood, a UK charity that advocates for abuse survivors, has released guidelines advising...