by Sydney Smith on Apr 26, 2010
60 Minutes Erred by Innuendo, Columbia Journalism Review Says
On April 14, the Columbia Journalism Review issued an almost 3,000-word report on 60 Minutes' segment, “Amazon Crude,” which was...
On April 14, the Columbia Journalism Review issued an almost 3,000-word report on 60 Minutes' segment, “Amazon Crude,” which was...
A Kentucky editor has designed an online anonymous source tracker to note (almost) every time the news organizations on Google News use...
White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs started using the social networking service Twitter on February 13, and has since posted a total of...
Is it OK to Photoshop a few pictures together so that the final result presents an image of a scene...
Polls and commentary about the Tea Party movement and its supporters, their politics, their demographics and psychographics proliferate as I...
EXCLUSIVE: Freelance journalist Paul Raffaele is suing the United States, the Smithsonian Institution and Smithsonian magazine for breach of contract....
There's a new case of poor (or no) fact checking by the mainstream media. This time, the culprit is CBS...
Did the April 10, 2010 violence at a Virginia student "Springfest" riot justify police raiding a student newspaper's office to...
Recent reports about skeletons discovered in South Africa have declared the “missing link” between humans and apes has been discovered. But,...