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…
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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…
Toledo Blade Ombuds: ‘Allowing people to post anonymous comments under stories is unfair’
Toledo Blade's ombudsman Jack Lessenberry called for an end to anonymous comments in a recent column published on the Organization…
UK Mag Apologizes to Kate Middleton for Picture after Privacy & Harassment Complaints
UK magazine Heat apologized to Kate Middleton for a December photo of her shopping, the Press Complaints Commission reported. The…
Laurie Fine Filed Libel Lawsuit against ESPN
Laurie Fine has officially sued ESPN, the Associated Press reported. As we previously wrote, Fine announced in mid-May that she was…
NY Bill Proposes New Rules for Anonymous Commenting
A proposed New York state bill would ban anonymous commenting on the Internet, WIRED reported. The bill, titled the Internet…
Fox News Sort of Corrects Elizabeth Warren Plagiarism Report
As we wrote May 19, National Review corrected, unpublished and apologized for a report that wrongly accused Massachusetts Senate candidate…
Daily Record Apologized but Broke PCC Code with Graphic Photo of Man Killed in Car Accident
The Daily Record violated the Press Complaints Commission's code of conduct in publishing a graphic photo of a man killed…
Did Anyone Call Oregon Times Observer about its $500 Check to Blogger Accusing it of Copyright Infringement?
A Missouri newspaper paid a blogger $500 after the blogger, Duane Lester, brought the newspaper, The Oregon Times Observer, "a…