Glenn Mulcaire Ordered to Give Info on News of the World Phone Hacking
The UK Supreme Court has ordered Glenn Mulcaire, the former News of the World private investigator who hacked phones for…
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WikiLeaks Starts Publishing Leaked Syria Emails
WikiLeaks is publishing what it says is 2.4 million emails from Syria. The documents a
RTE Pays Reporter for Resigning after Father Kevin Reynolds Libel
Irish public broadcaster RTE paid its former reporter Aoife Kavanagh "in the region of €25,000" for resigning after a segment…
PCC: UK Sun’s Undercover Reporting at Dale Farm in the Public Interest
The UK Press Complaints Commission rejected a complaint over The Sun's 2011 undercover reporting, according to an adjudication on the…
Michigan Superintendent who Plagiarized from Blogger Resigns
A Michigan school superintendent resigned a little more than a month after he apologized for plagiarism. As we wrote in…
Russian Media Summit to Discuss Ethics
A media summit this week will focus on the media's future, journalism ethics, and objectivity, China's Global Times reported. The…
NYPost Reports, Unpublishes Quote from Parody NYT Public Editor Account, Later Calls it ‘Errant Tweet’
The New York Post's Page Six quoted from a parody Twitter account posing as New York Times public editor Arthur…
NYT Corrects 3 Errors in Ann Curry Report, NBC Calls ‘Bad Journalism’
The New York Times corrected a June 28 article about Ann Curry's final day on the NBC "Today" show that…
BBC Trust ‘Surprised’ No Apology on Same Day as Inappropriate Costa Concordia Comments
The BBC Trust issued a mixed ruling on complaints against a BBC Radio 2 program's January coverage of the Costa…
Fake Shark Photos Make Social Media Rounds Again, This Time Sharks Doctored into Florida Photos
More fake photos have circulated of sharks swimming in waters where they don't belong. As we have written, last month…