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‘France’s Richest man’ Suing Newspaper over ‘Rich Jerk’ Comment

Bernard Arnault claims that French newspaper Liberation's headline calling him a "rich jerk" is "public insult," "vulgar and violent," the...

Marquette University, located in Milwaukee, is having a media ethics lecture Sept. 18, according to an announcement on its website. The...

Zimbabwe is getting a "media commission to monitor media conduct and ethics," but a pre-existing media council slammed the plans...

After several corrections related to math errors, the Globe and Mail's public editor Sylvia Stead called for reporters to double...

NBC News' president Steve Capus apologized to NBC affiliates Sept. 12 for NBC's "editorial call resulting in the September 11...

British police arrested former UK Times reporter Patrick Foster late last month "related to suspected offenses under the Computer Misuse...

UK newspaper the Milton Keynes Citizen must pay a £900 fine and "compensation to each of the three youths" it...

The Toronto Star's life and entertainment editor Janet Hurley apologized for the newspaper's publication of the f-word in a graphic, Star...

Bolovia's government claims that Bolivian news agency Fides News Agency's report, published by the agency and two newspapers, on the...