by Sydney Smith on Oct 02, 2011
News of the World Accused of Paying for Other Papers’ Stories in the ’90s
It seems that News of the World, the Rupert Murdoch-owned newspaper that shut down in the wake of the phone-hacking scandal,...
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by Sydney Smith on Oct 03, 2011
Renewed Discussion on Press Complaints Commission Future
In light of the UK phone hacking scandal, much debate has focused on the purpose and future of the UK...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 04, 2011
Daily Mail Published Amanda Knox Appeal Story with Wrong Verdict, Fake Quotes??
The Daily Mail was busted for publishing an inaccurate pre-emptive story on the verdict in the Amanda Knox appeal trial,...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 04, 2011
Will Public know Who Hacked Phones?
Who hacked phones in the UK? Former News of the World reporter Neville Thurlbeck may name who was involved in...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 04, 2011
Hari to Donate Orwell Prize Money?
As iMediaEthics previously wrote, following accusations and a later admission of plagiarism, UK Independent journalist gave back his 2008 Orwell Prize....
by Sydney Smith on Oct 05, 2011
Daily Mail Apologizes for Amanda Knox Story with Wrong Verdict
The Daily Mail has announced an "enquiry" into its publication of an incorrect news story reporting (wrongly) that the young...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 06, 2011
Ethical Journalism Can Boost Readership, IJNet Says
News outlets need to make money. We all know that. But, instead of just focusing on bringing in advertising dollars,...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 07, 2011
Daily Mail Accused of Invading Privacy, Harassing Carina Trimingham
The UK Daily Mail has been accused of invading the privacy of a woman named Carina Trimingham, the Guardian reported....
by Sydney Smith on Oct 07, 2011
Next Step in Hacking Scandal – The Leveson Inquiry
The Independent reported Oct. 4 that the investigation into phone hacking in the UK might begin next month. The investigation,...
by Sydney Smith on Oct 09, 2011
UK Politician: Should ‘Gross malpractice should lead to a journo being struck off ‘?
As iMediaEthics has previously written, a Quebec, Canada politician has proposed licensing journalists. (See our stories here and here). But now...