Huffington Post deletes article telling College Women to ‘Cover it up’ at Football Games
The Huffington Post unpublished an article that suggested young women spectators "cover it up" at college football games. The article was headlined,…
The Huffington Post unpublished an article that suggested young women spectators "cover it up" at college football games. The article was headlined,…
Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical magazine, is being sued for criminal defamation over its September cartoon depicting Italian earthquake victims…
The Conversation unpublished and retracted an article about a Chinese company and an apparent connection to an Australian political party. The…
Earlier this year, iMediaEthics highlighted an interesting apology out of the Irish Mail of Sunday. The Mail on Sunday apologized…
Univision, which bought seven Gawker Media sites (but not Gawker.com itself) last month, is unpublishing six posts to protect any…
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has updated its guidelines for handling privacy issues in media. This is the first time the…
Eight Nepali news outlets published graphic photos of a bus crash on their websites. Now the Press Council of Nepal wants…
The New York Times' replaced an article about Matt Lauer's widely-criticized forum interviews of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump with another article, by…
Two weeks later, the Associated Press deleted a tweet about Hillary Clinton that said "more than half those who met Clinton…
Last month, more than 700 readers complained after The Australian newspaper, a daily newspaper based in Sydney, published an editorial cartoon…