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AP Corrects, Obama’s Gulf Ports Comment Shouldn’t have been Clarified

The Associated Press "wrongly inserted an interpretative phrase in parentheses into a quote by" Barack Obama that changed the meaning…

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Former New York Yankees Player didn’t Admit Steroids Use, ESPN Radio Hoaxed by Fake Interview

ESPN Radio 104.5 in Albany, N.Y. was hoaxed by a man posing as former New York Yankees baseball player Shane…

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BBC to Flag User-Generated Content it can’t ‘Fully Authenticate’

The BBC will warn viewers when it uses "user-generated material" in TV broadcasts, the Guardian reported. The warnings will flag…

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Did Medium ‘(Over)Aggregate’ or Plagiarize The Week? Atlantic Editor Points out Aggregation Issues

The Atlantic senior editor Alexis Madrigal wondered if Medium stole a story from The Week or if it was an…

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‘Redskins’ Team Name a ‘Racist Slur’: Slate, Mother Jones, The New Republic Make ‘Symbolic Ban’

Three news outlets said last week that they aren't going to refer to the National Football League's Washington Redskins by…

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San Diego Fox-affiliate Mixes up Joe DiMaggio with Murder Suspect, Quickly Corrects after iMediaEthics Inquiry

Fox 5 San Diego mis-identified kidnapping and murder suspect James DiMaggio as Joe DiMaggio, according to Jim Romenesko. James Lee…

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Bangkok Post Retracts Front-page Story, Faked Quotes from Former Prime Minister

Something fishy happened over at the Bangkok Post last week. The Thailand newspaper apparently published a fake story about the country's former…

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Canadian TV News Errors must be Corrected On Air, Canadian Broadcast Standards Council Decides

If a Canadian TV station makes an error in a broadcast, it must correct the error on air as well,…

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An ‘Error’ to Say Rape Victim ‘Had Sex with’ Attackers, San Francisco Chronicle Says

The San Francisco Chronicle reported recently on a criminal complaint against two men who are accused of kidnapping and raping…

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Seattle Weekly Freelancer Engaged to Convict Featured In Negative Review, Author Sues

True crime writer Ann Rule is suing Seattle Weekly for libel over its 2011 cover story about her book, Heart…

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