by Sydney Smith on Dec 01, 2012
News International’s Sun Apologizes, Pays $650K to X Factor Judge after Sexual Assault Report
And yet another apology and financial settlement has been made by a news outlet over sex claims. As iMediaEthics has...
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by Rhonda Roland Shearer on Nov 29, 2012
Here is the UK Leveson Inquiry Report!
Here is the UK Leveson Inquiry Report. We will be reporting more soon. Meanwhile, here are links from the report's...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 29, 2012
Leveson Report Released: Phone Hacking, Transparency, Ethics Standards, Accuracy, Bias, Media Regulation Addressed
A year after the first witness spoke at the Leveson Inquiry into press standards and practices, Lord Justice Brian Leveson...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 29, 2012
News International Statement on Leveson Report
A News International spokesperson sent iMediaEthics the following statement in response to today's Leveson Report: "Statement from Tom Mockridge, Chief...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 26, 2012
3 UK Papers Correct or Clarify Reporting on Gordon Brown after PCC Complaints
Three UK news outlets published corrections or clarifications after Gordon Brown complained to the UK Press Complaints Commission, according to...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 26, 2012
BBC Radio Wrongly Reports Newspaper Closing, Newspaper Calls Story ‘Bizarre & Hugely Inaccurate’
BBC Radio Stoke apologized for a November report that the Northcliffe Media-owned Sentinel was closing, Hold the Front Page reported....
by Sydney Smith on Nov 24, 2012
Phone Hacking Scandal Update: Rebekah Brooks, Andy Coulson, Others Charged & Accused of Bribery
Former News International CEO Rebekah Brooks, former News of the World editor and former communications director for UK Prime Minister...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 24, 2012
BBC Writer Apologizes for Tweeting Syria Photo Wrongly Labeled as Gaza
BBC "Gaza and West Bank Correspondent" Jon Donnison apologized after re-tweeting a photo that wrongly said it showed "children injured"...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 23, 2012
ITV Apologizes, Lord McAlpine Gets 2nd Libel Settlement over Child Sex Abuse Reporting
ITV agreed to pay Lord McAlpine $200,000 (£125,000) and costs in a settlement for McAlpine's libel claim against the outlet,...
by Sydney Smith on Nov 21, 2012
Guardian Cartoonist: Netanyahu Cartoon Not Anti-Semitism
Was the Guardian's cartoon picturing "Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a puppet-master, controlling tiny versions of Foreign Secretary William...