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Fox Latin America Apologizes for ‘Who Killed Jesus’ Poll

Fox Latin America apologized to readers for a Facebook poll, the Associated Press reported. According to the AP, a staff...

With the Iowa Caucuses only days away, and close to three-quarters of potential voters reportedly undecided as to whom they...

MSNBC has started disclosing NBC Universal's relationship to Bain Capital, which was "co-founded by Mitt Romney," according to POLITICO. POLITICO...

Meanwhile, Washington Post' public editor Patrick Pexton reported that the newspaper ran 875 print corrections in 2011, the lowest number of...

Kansas City Star readers representative Derek Donovan also reported on the newspaper's 2011 corrections. According to Donovan, the Kansas City...

Media Bistro questioned People magazine's correction of its report claiming that a reality TV star left rehab. According to Media...

Cleveland Plain Dealer public editor Ted Diadiun defended the newspaper's story on a "severely obese" third-grader "removed from his home"...

2011 ended with more trouble for Righthaven, the copyright company that has been suing on behalf of the Las Vegas...

Pam Nelson at the American Copy Editors Society published a list of "10 tips for copy editors" Jan. 2. Nelson,...

POLITICO suggested Jan. 1 that the Huffington Post got an "exclusive interview" with Mitt Romney because the CEO for Huffington...