by Corinne Segal on Aug 02, 2011
Is WashPost Giving Fair Coverage to Textbook Bias Issue?
Is the Washington Post giving unfair coverage to claims that textbooks are biased? iMEdiaEthics received a complaint from Washington Post reader...
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by Sydney Smith on Aug 02, 2011
Did News of the World Hack Computers & Phones?
UK police will add a third arm to its investigation into News of the World, the Guardian reported. Already, the...
by Corinne Segal on Aug 01, 2011
Did the Media’s Mocking of Harold Camping violate religious freedom?
Another Apocalypse is predicted for October 21, 2011. Will radio host Harold Camping and his followers again serve as fodder...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 01, 2011
Telegraph Loses Libel Suit over Book Review
The Telegraph must pay £65,000 over a libelous book review, the Guardian reported. Book author Dr. Sarah Thornton sued over statements...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 01, 2011
Did Australian News Corp Papers Bury the News Corp Scandal?
The Australian Center for Independent Journalism studied news reporting on the News of the World phone hacking scandal in Australia,...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 01, 2011
2 UK Papers Fined for Contempt of Court, 8 UK Newspapers Pay Libel Fees to Christopher Jefferies
UK's High Court fined two UK newspapers for contempt of court over their reporting on the murder of Jo Yeates,...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 01, 2011
New York Times Exec Editor Bill Keller Had Corrections in 5 of 12 Columns
New York Times' Bill Keller is ending his column for the Times magazine after six months, which may be a...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 01, 2011
Crime Reports Should Be Careful With Their Use of Labels
The executive director of the National Organization for Women, Sonia Ossorio, wrote in late July for Editor & Publisher on...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 01, 2011
Daily Mail Errs in Geography & Math
Tabloid Watch called out the Daily Mail two days in a row last week for avoidable errors. First, the Daily...