World Press Photo 1st Prize had ‘serious distortion of reality’
The World Press Photo contest took away this year's first prize award after discovering the photographer "misrepresented the location of…
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National Post To Pay Climate Scientist After Libeling Him, Supreme Court Rules
The National Post must pay climate scientist Andrew Weaver 50,000 Canadian dollars and unpublish four articles about him after Canada's…
NBC’s Dr Nancy Snyderman Quits, Cites Ebola Scandal as a Reason
Dr. Nancy Snyderman quit as NBC News' chief medical editor today. Snyderman, who was with NBC News for nine years,…
Univision Host’s sort-of apology for saying Michelle Obama looks like apes
Fired Univsion host Rodner Figueroa wrote an apology letter to the First Lady for saying on air that Michelle Obama…
Was BBC TV Top Gear’s Jeremy Clarkson violent? Suspended after ‘Fracas’
The BBC suspended Jeremy Clarkson yesterday because of a "fracas with a BBC producer," a BBC statement announced. Clarkson has…
BBC executive Alan Yentob Found Hacking Invasion of privacy ‘Extremely Disturbing’
The Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and Sunday People hacked BBC executive Alan Yentob's phone possibly "tens of thousands" of times between…
How fair will MSNBC’s Chris Matthews Election Coverage be if wife runs for Congress?
MSNBC's Chris Matthews promised his viewers to be "as transparent with you as possible" if his wife runs for political…
New Chair for Australian Press Council: ‘Ensure … Confidence in Council’
Australian print media regulator The Australian Press Council has a new chairman, David Weisbrot, who will serve in that position…
NYT Hillary Clinton E-mail Story Accurate, Not ‘unraveling,’ Public Editor says
The New York Times broke the March 2 story that Hillary Clinton used her personal e-mail account, not a government…
Privacy invaded? Photo of Children shouldn’t have published by newspaper, UK regulator rules
Your young children are pictured in a newspaper at an accident scene. In the United Kingdom, unlike in the U.S.,…