WikiLeaks Part II: Secret Afghan Documents, News source or news site?
While it's openly an advocacy and whistleblower safe haven, WikiLeaks has also caused a stir by crossing into gray journalistic…
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WikiLeaks Part I: What Do We Know About WikiLeaks?
The late July publication of thousands of secret U.S. documents relating to the war in Afghanistan by the mysterious website…
UnPublishing? WaPo Public Editor addresses requests to remove content
The Washington Post's public editor Andrew Alexander is the latest to weigh in on the unpublishing debate. "Unpublishing" is the word…
CNN Mexican Cartel Story Features Unsupported Headline –
A CNN story last week may have grabbed readers' attention with its interesting but inaccurate title claiming that the FBI sees al…
Basketball Player Anthony Davis May Sue Chicago Sun-Times
The Chicago Sun-Times is under fire for its publication of two anonymously sourced reports that the University of Kentucky intended…
Do JournoList e-mails show journalists plotted?
Each time The Daily Caller publishes a set of e-mails from JournoList, the now-defunct listserv started and formerly operated by…
Fred Barnes said not on ‘conservative team,’ Yet Republican Party pays him to speak
Journalist Fred Barnes wrote July 22 for the Wall Street Journal’s opinion page slamming liberal colleagues for disregarding the tenets…
Historian and Wife Apologize, Pay Two Authors Defamed in Online “Poison Pen” Reviews
Professor Orlando Figes, the high-profile London historian who earlier this year fessed up to writing defamatory anonymous reviews of competitors' work on…
Is anonymous commenting ending on the web? New York Post writer thinks so…
The New York Post's Annie Karni wrote in a July 18 column that she believes recent lawsuits indicate Internet anonymity…
Myths and Misconceptions of Presidential Approval Ratings
Do Americans approve or disapprove of Pres. Obama's job performance? Depends on which poll you check....(Credit: Photo composite by London…