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Haaretz Reporter Fined for Libel

Haaretz's Neri Livneh must pay about $50,000 for her comments in the March 2012 broadcast of the TV program Politics that...

The Globe and Mail is going to start moderating comments on stories about Gaza before publication after the newspaper's website...

BBC Radio Stoke apologized for a November report that the Northcliffe Media-owned Sentinel was closing, Hold the Front Page reported....

"Three prominent journalists" sent Judge James Zagel letters backing William Cellini, the Chicago Tribune reported. There were in total 364...

Irish Daily Star editor Michael O'Kane resigned this past week, two months after the newspaper ran topless photos of Kate...

Former News International CEO Rebekah Brooks, former News of the World editor and former communications director for UK Prime Minister...

BBC "Gaza and West Bank Correspondent" Jon Donnison apologized after re-tweeting a photo that wrongly said it showed "children injured"...

ITV agreed to pay Lord McAlpine $200,000 (£125,000) and costs in a settlement for McAlpine's libel claim against the outlet,...

As iMediaEthics wrote last month, editors from three South Carolina and Georgia newspapers participated in a September journalism ethics forum...

Irish public broadcaster RTE has issued a clarification in its libel settlement with a County Cork, Ireland woman named Mary...