Sydney Morning Herald apologizes for Outing Gay Rights Protesters in 1978
Last month, the Sydney Morning Herald apologized for its reporting nearly 40 years ago on gay rights protesters, which included…
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New Anonymous Source Policy at New York Times to help protect ‘Integrity’
The New York Times has tightened its anonymous source policy, public editor Margaret Sullivan reported yesterday. "This is about protecting our…
Google Changes ‘Right to be Forgotten’ in EU, Japan Orders Google to Remove some Search Listings
Google is getting rid of a way around the "Right to Be Forgotten" in the European Union. As iMediaEthics has previously…
Breitbart Re-instates Patrick Howley, 2 More Staff Quit, Kurt Bardella Explains Why He Quit
Hours after reporter Michelle Fields and editor Ben Shapiro resigned from Breitbart News, reporter Patrick Howley was reinstated. Howley was…
Breitbart’s Joel Pollak Apologizes, Unpublishes Article Attacking Editor Ben Shapiro after Resignation
More news out of conservative news site Breitbart: Breitbart editor-at-large Joel Pollak wrote, posted and unpublished an article criticizing editor Ben Shapiro.…
Toronto Star won’t unpublish Letters to the Editor
There's been a "new twist" in unpublishing requests -- when readers contact news outlets asking them to remove content about…
Michelle Fields, Ben Shapiro Quit Breitbart over Trump Campaign Manager Controversy
Michelle Fields, the Breitbart News reporter who accused Donald Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski of having "grabbed" her last week…
Kate del Castillo Challenges Parts of Sean Penn’s El Chapo Story
Mexican actress Kate del Castillo has spoken out about her role in Sean Penn's infamous story for Rolling Stone about meeting…
Breitbart News Spokesperson Kurt Bardella Quits, Michelle Fields Files Police Report against Trump Campaign Manager
Breitbart News' spokesperson Kurt Bardella resigned yesterday amidst the controversy surrounding the news site, its reporter Michelle Fields, and Donald Trump campaign…
Kenyan’s Nation Didn’t Ask Police to Pay to Squash Negative Bribery Story, Freelancer Fired
Did Kenya's The Nation ask police to pay journalists to cover up a bribery story? No, public editor Peter Mwaura says!…