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NYT Article Criticized for Lack of Balance, Says NYT Public Editor

New York Times public editor Arthur Brisbane's Sept. 13 column addressed Times reporter Tim Arango's undercover reporting and lack of…

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Sorry we Said You Ran a Pill Mill

Jacksonville, Florida TV station First Coast News apologized Sept. 16 for inaccurately labeling a man named George H.G. Hall in…

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Plagiarism Charges at Architecture Site

Architectural Record has accused architecture news site Arch Daily of plagiarizing and violating copyright in this article, Harlem's New Renaissance.…

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Righthaven Defendant Calls for almost $150K from Righthaven

Blogger Wayne Hoehn called for Righthaven to pay him almost $150,000 in a bond, according to Ars Technica. Righthaven is…

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Does Israel’s Press Council Have Power?

A Jerusalem Post editorial questioned the effectiveness of Israel's press council. As the Jerusalem Post explained, the council was created…

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Ethiopian Journalists Arrested, Accused of Terrorism

Several reporters in Ethiopia made the news this month for being arrested or charged with crimes. One, Argaw Ashine, reportedly…

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Julian Assange Gets A Taste of His Own Medicine and Determines that It Is Bitter

As iMediaEthics has previously written, WikiLeaks' Julian Assange agreed to a book deal in late 2010 in order to pay his…

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Sport Magazine Apologies to Soccer Player for Fake Quotes

Sport magazine apologized for and retracted fake quotes attributed to professional soccer player Cesc Fábregas, the Guardian reported. The fake…

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Guardian Won’t have to Tell Police who its Sources Are

As iMediaEthics wrote last week, the UK police tried to find out who the Guardian's anonymous sources were for some of…

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PCC Announces new Guidelines for Reporting on Sexual Offenses

The UK Press Complaints Commission announced earlier this month that it has released new "guidance" for reporting on sexual offenses.…

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