NPR Freelancer Banning Eyre Apologizes for ‘Poor Choice of Words’ in Music Review, Ombuds Says
Listeners complained over a May 8 NPR music review for the implications made specifically in this sentence "It's easy to…
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Guardian to Copy Edit Live Blogs ‘Simultaneously’
The Guardian plans to have "subeditors" (or copy editors) copy edit blogs as they're being posted to help ensure standards,…
Tony Blair at Leveson Inquiry: Murdoch has ‘substantial power’ but ‘didn’t lobby me on media stuff’?
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Journalism Prof in the Philippines Calls for Blogger Ethics
A journalism professor in the Philippines recommended bloggers follow journalism ethics standards and work as media watchdogs, the Philippine Star reported. The…
Michigan Superintentent Suspended for Plagiarism
Michigan's Zeeland Schools superintendent Dave Barry has been suspended for two weeks "without pay" after he "admitted he had committed…
Pakistani Journalists Advised on Anonymous Sourcing at Journalism Ethics Workshop
At a "Media Ethics and Investigative Journalism" workshop in Pakistan, U.S. journalism professor Sherry Ricchiardi advised on anonymous sourcing and…
Malawi Sports Journalism Workshop Focuses on Olympics Reporting Ethics
At a sports journalism workshop focusing on the 2012 Olympic Games in London, Malawi journalists were advised to "observe ethics…
Southend Echo Apologizes, Corrects after PCC Complaint
The Southend Echo apologized for and corrected a March 9 report on the death of a woman named Kerry Archer…
YNet Puts ‘Clarification’ on Op-ed with Plagiarized Content, Journalist Apologizes
Italian journalist Guilio Meotti has been accused of plagarizing from several articles, including stories from the Huffington Post, Tablet magazine,…
Burmese Mag Doesn’t have to Name Author of Article Accused of Libel
Burmese weekly magazine The Voice doesn't have to name a reporter behind a March story being sued for libel, the…