Canadian Broadcast Regulator Rules on Airing Dying Police Officer’s Words
The Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC) ruled that Canadian TV stations like Global Toronto and CTV Toronto didn't "violate the…
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UK Times Clarifies: Picture with Alcohol Abuse Story Not of Women with Alcohol Abuse, Pic From ‘Several Years Ago in a Public Place’
The Sunday Times donated money to charity and published a clarification after a Press Complaints Commission complaint that the newspaper…
3 UK News Outlets Appealing Police Court Order for Footage
The BBC, ITN and Sky News are appealing a court order to give the police their footage of "the first…
News of the World Publisher Apologizes to Steve McFadden after Libel Lawsuit
News of the World's publisher, News Group Newspapers, apologized and paid damages to actor Steve McFadden for a Nov. 2010…
Sri Lanka calls for Prior Review of Stories on Natl Security, Police
The government of Sri Lanka announced that the nation's news outlets must "get prior approval before sending mobile phone alerts…
Liberian Journalist Threatened after Expose Published, CPJ calls for Her Safety
Advocacy group the Committee to Protect Journalists called on Liberia's president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to guarantee the "safety" of Liberian…
Swedish Embassy, Guatemalan Journalists Dispute over Story
The Swedish Embassy in Guatemala claims that two Guatemalan TV journalists, Sylvia Gereda and Pedro Trujillo, libeled the Swedish government,…
Oregonian Explains Newsroom Source Gave ‘Misinformation’ in 1st Story on Editor’s Death
In The Oregonian's correction of its original obituary for one of its editors, Bob Caldwell, the newspaper revealed that Caldwell…
Moroccan Media Regulation Discussed
Morocco's Ministry of Communication addressed media ethics, media regulation and more during a March 10 "study day," Magharebia reported. Morocco's…
Babble Apologizes for Plagiarism
Walt Disney Company-owned parenting website Babble announced March 13 that it fired one of its writers for plagiarism. According to…