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Do Robot Journalists Need Bylines? And Other Ethics Advice?

"When editors consider using automated newswriting, what issues of accuracy, quality and transparency arise?" Tom Kent, the standards editor for...

MSNBC was duped by a prankster posing as New York Giants tight end Larry Donnell when reporting on Delta 1086,...

NPR says it didn't pay or exchange advertising promotions in order to secure an interview with actor Will Forte, the...

In the time since Mother Jones first questioned Fox News' Bill O'Reilly's accounting of his reporting history, more claims have...

The Daily Beast falsely reported that Wisconsin governor Scott Walker wanted to minimize how many sexual assault cases U.S. colleges...

Sectarian, secular, two different meanings. One, sectarian, is of or pertaining to a religious sect. The other word, secular, means...

A CNN/ORC poll released last month reported that by a two-to-one margin, Americans opposed congressional leaders’ invitation to Israeli Prime...

The New York Times stuck its tongue in its cheek this week when it granted anonymity to a source who...

Twenty percent of the penultimate entries to this year's World Press Photo contest were disqualified because of unethical photo edits,...

Bill O'Reilly is still hitting back at Mother Jones for questioning his war reporting history while he worked for CBS...