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Iranian Blogger Hossein Derakhshan Sentenced to 19+ Years in Prison

The Guardian reported that Iranian blogger Hossein Derakhshan has been sentenced to more than 19 years in prison. Derakhshan "was…

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CNN’s Rick Sanchez Fired, Called Jon Stewart “Bigot”

CNN reporter Rick Sanchez was fired for his remarks during a comedy satellite radio show "Stand Up! With Pete Dominick," Oct. 1.…

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Web Copyright Battle: 144 Lawsuits Over Las Vegas Review-Journal’s Content Draws Counterclaim

Earlier this summer, a Las Vegas newspaper and a copyright protection company's lawsuits against websites using the newspaper's content generated…

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Not Skipping Class: Student Newspaper’s Misleading Photo Corrected, Lesson in False Light, Media Ethics

The adviser for a Wisconsin high school newspaper penned an editorial letter to the newspaper's readers last week following the newspaper's…

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Polling American Minds: Is the economy really your priority?

 Pollsters have been reporting that the public are most concerned about the economy. Are they asking the right questions?  (Illustration…

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“I’m a citizen journalist,” Controversy over Bloggers at Seattle Public Schools News Conference

The controversy started after Melissa Westbrook, who "has blogged about Seattle Public Schools for more than a decade," was told…

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Public Editor: Toronto Star Should have Reported Newborn’s Death

The Toronto Star's public editor, Kathy English, explained in her Sept. 25 column that "newspapers have a duty to report…

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Frightening & Annoying “talking”newspaper ads tested in India

The latest advertising effort used by news organizations was a hot conversation topic, but also scared and confused readers. Called…

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El Diario Editor Explains Editorial Addressed to Drug Cartels, Deaths of Mexican Journalists

NPR's "On the Media" interviewed an editor from El Diario de Juarez, the newspaper which published an editorial asking drug cartels…

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Kansas Labels Journalism a “Dying Industry;” Cuts High School Journalism Funding

The state of Kansas' department of education will not fund high school journalism classes going forward, Newsweek reported in its…

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