Daily Mail Apologizes to Lily Safra, Not Involved in Husband’s Death
The Daily Mail apologized to Lily Safra and clarified to readers that the newspaper didn't mean to "suggest" that Lily…
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Do Media Regret Twitter Errors? How To Correct Tweets
News outlets typically issue corrections whenever they publish incorrect information. However, as more and more news outlets venture onto Twitter…
Committee to Protect Journalists on Vietnamese Decree
The Committee to Protect Journalists spoke out Jan. 13 against a new Vietnamese "executive decree" that goes into effect Feb.…
Righthaven Sues Web Forum Users
Copyright protection firm Righthaven has expanded its lawsuits to include individual Web commenters, the Las Vegas Sun reported. StinkyJournalism has…
Los Angeles Times Reporter Steve Lopez Defends his Almost Interview
Los Angeles Times reporter Steve Lopez defended himself against critics of his "attempt to interview" a former city politician in…
Tunisia Journalists Protest After Censorship of Demonstrations
Tunisian journalists went on strike starting Jan. 11, after the government allegedly tried to "censor media coverage of month-long riots over…
Denver Post Puts Ads on Editorial Pages?
According to Westword.com, the Denver Post published an advertisement on its editorial pages. It was the first time an ad…
Righthaven founder speaks about copyright lawsuit campaign
Fortune published an interview with Righthaven's founder. iMediaEthics has been reporting the copyright infringement lawsuits by Righthaven on behalf of newspapers…
PCC Investigating Telegraph’s Undercover Reporting on Liberal Democrats
The UK press complaints commission began Jan. 13 its investigation into the Daily Telegraph's undercover reporting last month, the Guardian…
Why no PBS News on Weekend?
PBS's ombudsman Michael Getler used his Jan. 13 column to question why PBS doesn't run news on the weekends. Getler…