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Innocent of a crime but convicted on the Web? Should news remove police reports?

Do news organizations need to adopt a new standard for publishing or removing online police reports? A recent Toronto Star...

The Democrats took to the blogosphere to blast the Associated Press for poor fact checking in a recent story that...

Maybe crime does pay if you do business with ABC News. Shocking details from a Florida courtroom reveal that Casey...

As a photojournalist, London Shearer Allen’s eyes act as her primary means of catching seemingly paltry details. However, even in...

A local reporter failed to sway the Chinese government through journalistic means and instead found himself both under fire––and fired....

Everybody knows that plagiarism can get you fired from a job or expelled from a university, but less known is that plagiarism...

What a character! Literally. I refer to the tilde, aka, “the little squiggly thing over the “n” in Spanish. In...

Columbia Journalism Review's recent study of magazine's Web sites asked editors if their Internet content was copy edited and fact...

The perennial “new media” question of who is and who isn’t a journalist also includes: Who gets a press pass? Yes,...

iMediaEthics wrote earlier this week about ABC News’ manipulated video supposedly showing a test of unplanned acceleration in a Toyota vehicle....