by David W. Moore on Nov 16, 2016
Why the Exit Polls Sow Doubt About the Vote Count
By now, only a first-time visitor to planet Earth might wonder why everyone is angry with pollsters. Prior to the...
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by Sydney Smith on Nov 16, 2016
South Africa’s Independent Media Quits Press Council
Independent Media, a South Africa-based publisher, has quit the Press Council of South Africa. Independent Media's dozen publications including the...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 15, 2016
Why did the Mail delete Brexit story it defended to press regulator?
The UK Mail Online unpublished an article and photos about a Romanian man not wanting to leave the UK after...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 14, 2016
Undercover Diploma for Cash Story in Public Interest, IPSO rules
It was OK for the UK Sun to go undercover in order to report on its claim that you can...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 13, 2016
Why the Deseret News Named 16-Year-Old Injured in School Shooting
The Deseret News explained why it decide to name a 16-year-old boy who was shot in a school shooting last...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 12, 2016
Newcastle Herald’s Autistic Group Home Story OK & in Public Interest, press council says
It was OK for the Newcastle Herald to report on a teenaged autistic group home resident screaming and banging on the...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 11, 2016
Huffington Post drops editor’s note calling Trump liar, xenophobe, racist, misogynist, birther
In the midst of the calling of the U.S. presidential election, the Huffington Post said it would stop posting its...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 10, 2016
Stories on Police Officer’s Murder Get 2 Minnesota News outlets Sued
Minnesota man Ryan Larson is suing local news outlets KARE-TV and the St. Cloud Times for reports linking him to...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 09, 2016
Australian’s Bill Leak cartoon of Indians eating Solar Panels not Offensive, Press Council Rules
The Australian's cartoon by Bill Leak showing people in traditional Indian clothing trying to eat a box of solar panels...