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Roundup on the Debate about Naming Mass Shooters after Umpqua Attack

The Roseburg, Oregon sheriff sparked a debate last week when he would not name the suspected gunman responsible for the Oct....

Journalist Matthew Keys was found guilty today of helping hackers working for Anonymous hack into the Los Angeles Times website. Keys responded to...

Mike Bell, an Atlanta radio host, was suspended after making a sexist remark about Jessica Mendoza, a baseball analyst for ESPN,...

The Associated Press announced that it plans to create guidelines for data journalism, thanks to a new chunk of funding....

In Arkansas and want to know more about why and how journalists choose images for publication? That issue is at...

The New York Times' book review of Niall Ferguson's book on Henry Kissinger didn't disclose that the reviewer had been...

A libel lawsuit by a Knoxville, Tennessee politician against a local political blogger, Brian Hornback, was dismissed. Ruthie Kuhlman was...

You've got to be careful when tagging a story an exclusive, ABC News was recently reminded. The network apologized Sept....

According to the latest CBS/YouGov polls, if the party elections in the Iowa Caucuses and the New Hampshire Primary were...

UK broadcast regulator OfCom called out Fox News for its false January claims that "non-Muslims just simply don't go" to...