Chinese TV Host’s Social Media Posts Call for Gov to ‘clean out the foreign trash’
Chinese TV host Yang Rui claims ChinaGeeks.org editor Charlie Custer "damaged his reputation" by claiming Yang was xenophobic for a…
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Wash Times’ De Borchgrave ‘Takes Leave’ after Plagiarism Charges
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Anchor Weekly Kicked out of Newspapers Association for a year over Plagiarism
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Arthur Brisbane Leaving NYT as Public Editor in September, Latest Column Questions Lack of Attribution
Arthur Brisbane will step down as New York Times public editor Sept. 1, according to the Washington Post's Erik Wemple. …
UK Regulator: ITV News Use of ‘Coloured’ Offensive
The UK broadcast regulator OfCom found that UK's ITV News was offensive in calling athletes "coloured" but didn't "sanction" the…
Organization of News Ombudsmen’s Annual Meeting this Week
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Los Angeles Times Corrects Correction
The Los Angeles Times corrected a correction May 19.
Zambian Prez Sues Newspaper, Radio Station for Defamation
Zambia's president, Michael Sata, has called for a retraction of a May 16 Daily Nation story he called defamatory, Zambian…
UK News Outlets Correct, Apologize, Pay for Wrong Al Qaeda Claims
Several UK news outlets apologized and corrected stories about an Algerian man named Farid Boukemiche, Tabloid Watch reported.
Globe & Mail, Maclean’s, National Post Say they Won’t Pay for Celeb Interviews at Cannes Film Festival
Canadian journalists who wanted to interview celebrities like Brad Pitt, Kristen Stewart and Nicole Kidman at the Cannes Film Festival…