UK Atty General Not Charging Sky News with Contempt over Injunction
We wrote in November when UK attorney general Dominic Grieve began "proceedings for possible contempt of court" charges against the…
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India’s Vice President: Watchdog Journalism ‘Should be the Rule’
India's vice president Hamid Ansari said at a New Delhi journalism awards ceremony that watchdog journalism “should be the rule…
3 UK Celeb Mags on Photos they Won’t Print
The UK Leveson Inquiry into press standards and practices also has examined photojournalism and photography standards. Hello! magazine editor Rosie…
“World Exclusive” Beyonce Interview a Fake, Reps say
UK magazine Star published a "world exclusive" interview with Beyonce Jan. 17, but Beyonce's representatives are calling it a "fake,"…
Hungarian Weekly Accuses Country’s President of Plagiarism
Hungarian weekly magazine HVG.hu accused Hungarian president Pal Schmitt of plagiarism in his doctoral thesis, according to AFP. Schmitt rejected…
Actress Evan Rachel Wood: ‘Doesn’t Anyone Fact Check Anymore?’
Actress Evan Rachel Wood took to Twitter Jan. 17 to ask "Doesn't anyone fact check anymore?" after a Yahoo blog…
Globe and Mail Gets Public Editor
Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail announced that it has "appointed its first public editor," Sylvia Stead, according to J-Source. …
Daily Mail Apologizes for Labeling Wrong David Norris as Murderer
The Daily Mail apologized for running the wrong photo in its January 4 edition that misidentified a "young boy" as…
Leveson Inquiry: Times of London Says Reporter Hacked E-mail, Sunday Times Admits Impersonating Gordon Brown
The Times of London's editor James Harding revealed during the Jan. 17 session of the Leveson Inquiry that one of its…
Telegraph Apologizes for Wrong Report
The UK Daily Telegraph apologized and paid a settlement to British composer Simon Boswell because the newspaper "failed to report…