by Sydney Smith on May 06, 2020
OK to report on athlete’s weekend, not invasion of privacy, Australian Press Council says
It wasn't an invasion of privacy to report on how a retired athlete spent his weekend after not appearing at...
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by Sydney Smith on May 06, 2020
OfCom rejects nearly 4k complaints over Piers Morgan coronavirus interviews
More than 3,800 people complained to the UK broadcast regulator OfCom about Piers Morgan's interviews with UK politicians. But, all...
by Sydney Smith on May 05, 2020
CNN Indonesia uses picture of actor instead of Kim Jong Un
CNN Indonesia used a photo of a South Korean actor, Hyun Bin, with a news story about North Korea's leader,...
by Sydney Smith on May 05, 2020
Corrections: No Divorce Party, Live Nation ticket refunds
1.U.S.Train systems: A New York Times correction from May 1: "An article on Friday about the overnight closing of New York’s subway...
by Sydney Smith on May 05, 2020
Don’t say ‘charged’ if case isn’t brought by authorities, press regulator says
It's wrong to use the phrase "charged" if someone has merely been accused of a crime or has not faced...
by Sydney Smith on May 04, 2020
South Dakota COVID-19 patients and other Coronavirus errors
An April 26 correction from the Associated Press: "SALT LAKE CITY – In a story April 24, 2020, about states stockpiling...
by Sydney Smith on May 04, 2020
South Africa newspaper plagiarized from Financial Times
South Africa's Sunday Times admitted a recent column plagiarized from the Financial Times. The April 19 Sunday Times column "Global...
by Sydney Smith on May 03, 2020
BBC Misreported on NHS PPE needs because ‘misunderstanding’ of who anonymous source was
The BBC reported that a National Health Service (NHS) trust boss was worried about staff not having enough gowns to...
by Sydney Smith on May 02, 2020
Australian newspaper upset father with 2019 story on 2007 murder
An Australian newspaper broke press guidelines when it reported in 2019 on the murders of two children that took place...