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Julian Assange Can Ask UK Supreme Court to Hear his Case

The UK High Court ruled yesterday that WikiLeaks' Julian Assange may try to appeal to the UK Supreme Court an...

The UK Attorney General, Dominic Grieve, spoke to the UK City University London journalism school Dec. 1 about his taking...

Did the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Photoshop an Associated Press photo of U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH)? According to Talking...

MSNBC's Ed Schultz apologized on air for not attributing information from a segment on Occupy Wall Street to Yahoo News'...

The Mexican Supreme Court dismissed Mexican newspaper La Jornada's libel lawsuit against magazine Letras Libres, the Knight Center for Journalism...

The BBC apologized to a government council for its report later determined to be biased, Journalism.co.uk reported. The February BBC...

UK paparazzi agency Big Pictures may have to attend the UK Leveson Inquiry into press standards and practices, the UK...

Joseph Epstein questioned gossip in the media and "how gossip took over the news" in a Nov. 26 post for...

CBS-affiliate WBTV Channel 3 made an on-air correction Dec. 3 after incorrectly reporting that evangelist Billy Graham died, according to...

The Organization of News Ombudsmen published a handbook for the public and its ombudsmen (also known as public editor or...