Will German Newspaper Publish President’s Voicemail after claiming he tried to Block a story?
German president Christian Wulff apologized for his "angry call" to Bild's editor Kai Diekmann and described the call a "serious…
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News of the World Accused of Bribing in 2009, Bloomberg News Says
News of the World has been accused of bribing a prison guard in 2009. The news of the bribery was…
Indonesian Discussion Highlights Ethics in Reporting on Sex Abuse, Crime Cases
Indonesia's press council and National Commission on Violence against Women called for Indonesian media to follow ethics standards in reporting…
Court Rules BBC Doesn’t have to Give April Parade Footage to Police
A Northern Ireland court dismissed the call for the BBC to provide police with its footage from an April 2011 parade,…
News International to Settle 10 Hacking Lawsuits?
News International is "close to settling at least 10 lawsuits" over phone hacking, Ad Age reported. Two of the settlements…
Johann Hari Back at Independent in February?
Johann Hari's suspension from the UK Independent ends in "four or five weeks' time," Journalism.co.uk reported the Independent's editor Chris…
Fairfield Minuteman Apologizes for Plagiarized Story on Sports Front-page
Journal Register owned-The Fairfield Minuteman apologized for publishing a plagiarized story Jan. 5, according to a Jan. 10 blogpost by…
Daily Mail Photo Editor on Pics of Pippa Middleton, Celebs on Private Property
The Daily Mail says it doesn't publish the hundreds of daily photos of Pippa Middleton, the sister of Kate Middleton,…
Why No Correction on EW.com post on Beyonce & Jay-Z’s Baby’s Name Blue Ivy?
Entertainment Weekly got the name of Jay-Z and Beyonce's new baby, Blue Ivy Carter, backwards in a Jan. 8 blogpost…
Weekly Standard Apologizes for Anti-Gay E-mail Sent to Subscribers
The Weekly Standard, a "weekly conservative magazine," apologized to its e-mail subscribers after its "vetting process broke down" and the…