‘Cheerleader Journalism’ at San Diego Newspaper? Editor Explains How CEO’s Call Affects Newsroom
The owner and CEO of the San Diego Union-Tribune defended their call for the newspaper be a "cheerleader" for San…
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Russian Magazine Editor Fired after publishing Photo, Profane Message to Putin
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Scottie Pippen: News Reports Saying I’m Bankrupt are Libel
Former NBA player Scottie Pippen is suing ten news media outlets for "malicious libel" because they claimed he is bankrupt,…
Mrs. Bhutto’s Murder Anniversary Part 1: Troubling Double Standard, American photojournalism’s different treatment of foreign victims
Photojournalism, at its best, humanizes victims of disasters and conflict zones for American audiences. Yet the opposite can also be…
Toronto Star Readers Weigh in on Editorial Decisions in Public Editor’s Annual Survey
Toronto Star public editor Kathy English published the results of her survey of readers on editorial decisions last week. English…
News Group Newspapers Must Pay Glenn Mulcaire’s Legal Fees
News of the World's publisher, News Group Newspapers, must pay private investigator Glenn Mulcaire's legal bills, Journalism.co.uk reported. A High…
Chilean Newspaper Readers Burned – Literally – by Churros Recipe, Newspaper Publisher to Pay Damages
At least 13 readers of Chilean newspaper La Tercera's Woman magazine were burned seven years ago after attempting to make…
Washington DC Afffiliate Corrects, Apologizes for Lifting WashPost Paragraphs
Washington, D.C. CBS-affiliate WUSA unpublished this week a story that reportedly plagiarized from the Washington Post, Poynter's Julie Moos reported.…
Public Editor: NYT Invaded Privacy of Sandusky ‘Victim 1’ in November story
New York Times public editor Arthur Brisbane addressed concerns that the Times provided too much identifying information in a report…