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St Louis Public Radio axes online comments

St. Louis Public Radio is axing online comments, executive editor Shula Neuman announced this month. Why? Neuman said readers aren't...

Jill Abramson, the former New York Times executive editor, is standing by her book after allegations of plagiarism. In a...

NPR has some updates for its ombudsman position. First, NPR extended the contract of the current ombuds; second, NPR changed...

Jill Abramson, the former New York Times executive editor, has been accused of plagiarism a in her new book Merchants...

The phone hacking lawsuit settlements continue to come in. At the end of January, News Corp. Newspapers, the UK branch...

1.Sioux chief or chef? Sometimes one letter is enough to change a word's meaning, or a person's profession. NPR corrected...

Nearly a decade later, there's some news related to the Indian media controversy known as Radiagate. As iMediaEthics wrote back...

The New York Times interviewed a man identified as truck driver Martin Thornton about Brexit. But, now, the Times has...

The UK press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation has new guidance for reporting on children. The guidance emphasizes that...