Charges in U.S. Against News Corp over Milly Dowler Hacking?
The Guardian reported that the family of Milly Dowler, the murdered teenager whose phone News of the World hacked, may…
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Why No Disclosure on Former Obama Press Assistant’s Articles on Obama?
Yahoo News' Dylan Stableford questioned why New York magazine didn't disclose its writer Reid Cherlin's possible conflict of interest in…
New York Times Bureau Chief Ethan Bronner Axes Speaking Arrangement after CJR Criticism
As iMediaEthics wrote earlier this month, Columbia Journalism Review questioned New York Times Jerusalem bureau chief Ethan Bronner's relationship with public…
Why Did UK Sun wait 2 Months to Correct Story about Pricy Bread?, Tabloid Watch wonders
Tabloid Watch spotted an interesting, delayed correction from the UK Sun about pricy bread. The Sun (along with the Mail,…
Zimbabwe Newspaper Sued after Reporting from WikiLeaks
Zimbabwe newspaper The Daily News has been sued for $100,000 for defamation, Editors Weblog reported. In question are two articles…
UK news outlets Give Police Footage of Riots
The BBC, Sky and ITN have given "untransmitted footage" of the August 2011 riots in London to the police, Journalism.co.uk…
Why Use Blaxploitation Film Clip in News Story, Mediaite Wonders
Mediaite slammed CNN for airing a clip from 2002 movie Undercover Brother in its report on TSA agents' inspection of…
Foreign Bribery Charges for News Corp.?
U.S. prosecutors are trying to find out about any "foreign bribery" charges for News Corp., Bloomberg reported earlier this week.…
Andy Coulson Sues News Corp Group to Pay his Legal fees
Andy Coulson, former communications director for the British prime minister, has filed a lawsuit against News Group Newspapers, which published…
RTVE Group Gets — and then Gives Up — Powers to Censor & Prior review Spanish Broadcaster
RTVE, Spain's public broadcasting network, almost lost editorial independence this week. Earlier this week, the Guardian reported that RTVE's "governing…