Ecuador Prez Pardon of Journalists for Libel not Accepted?
Ecuador's President Rafael Correa pardoned journalists he successfully sued for libel in February but the pardon won't be accepted by…
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Jewish Rutgers Student Files Bias Complaint after Satire Article Praising Hitler
Rutgers University student satire newspaper The Medium published an April 4 column "What about the good things Hitler did?" under…
Where to Find Media Polls (for Free)
New poll results are announced almost every day, in one media organization or another. Other polls are cited in all…
NBC News on 911 Tape Editing, Rev. Al Sharpton’s Role
We wrote a few days ago about the firing of an NBC News producer involved in the editing of a 911…
CNN Apologizes for F-Word, N-Word Use; 2nd Time N-Word Aired in Past Month
CNN correspondent Susan Candiotti and CNN anchor Fredricka Whitfield both apologized after Candiotti said "profanities" from a Facebook post during…
Russian Church Apologizes for Doctored Photo on Website
The Russian Orthodox Church apologized April 4 for publishing a doctored photo on its website, Reuters reported.
Contra Costa Times Apologizes to LA Times for ‘Nearly Identical’ Editorial Approach
The Contra Costa Times apologized to the Los Angeles Times after learning its April 2 editorial was "nearly identical" to…
Sky News Says it Hacked E-mail Twice, Justifies it as in Public Interest
Sky News announced in an April 5 press release that it has allowed e-mail hacking for stories twice.
NBC News Producer Fired in Investigation into Selectively Edited George Zimmerman-Trayvon Martin 911 Call
An NBC News producer was fired April 5 as a result of the NBC News investigation into how an edited…
Wisconsin Newspaper Ran Fake Story for April Fools, Says Radio Station Hoaxed
Wisconsin's County Line newspaper published a fake story for April Fools' Day, ABC-affiliate News 18-WQOW reported. The article claimed that…