South African Media Can Name Kidnapping Victim, Media Site Retracts Criticism
South African daily newspaper The Cape Argus made South African media site Grubstreet retract its criticism of the site for…
South African daily newspaper The Cape Argus made South African media site Grubstreet retract its criticism of the site for…
North Korea may have Photoshopped a picture purporting to show it launching a missile from a submarine, Reuters reported. Earlier…
Since the news broke that a study on same-sex marriage published last year in Science may be based on fabricated…
iMediaEthics received the following statement from Science's editor-in-chief Marcia McNutt: "Thank you for your query about the possible retraction of…
The Virgin Islands Source accused Virgin Islands blog V.I. Connections of plagiarizing its work. The Virgin Islands Source, an online…
The Washington Post corrected after falsely claiming that "Prince Charles has always denied he's a member of the IRA," the…
A New York Times freelancer asked an interviewee "insulting and demeaning questions" about his Jewish faith, the source told the…
The U.S. State Department wants to set up a media ethics course for journalists in India, the Weekly Standard reported.…
The UK Daily Mail claimed Roger Moore, who starred in many James Bond films, "groped" a woman during filming of…
ABC News' George Stephanopoulos apologized on air this morning yet again for his undisclosed $75,000 donation to the Clinton Foundation.…