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Quentin Tarantino Still Says Gawker Link is Infringement

Film director Quentin Tarantino and Gawker have traded shots in court papers responding to Tarantino's lawsuit accusing Gawker of contributory...

The Chicago Sun-Times is fed up with their commenters' behavior, which the editors describe without varnish as often "a morass...

How did The Guardian and other news outlets ever fall for a bogus story claiming the Vatican hired a hawk...

New York Times public editor Margaret Sullivan called out the paper for failing to credit the Wall Street Journal in...

Adrianne Haslet-Davis, a professional dancer who lost part of her leg at the Boston Marathon bombings last year, asked NBC's...

Lucy Danziger was fired as the editor in chief of SELF magazine, just days after the magazine came under fire...

Cleveland ABC-affiliate WEWS News Net 5 unpublished a story after wrongly reporting that Jimmy Haslam, the owner of the Cleveland...

Readers woke up thinking only a Harry Winston diamond's ad circular was on their front steps instead of Thursday's New...

There will be no more news councils operating in the United States, effective May 31. The Washington News Council is...

The accessibility of news stories from the past fosters accuracy and journalists' ability to provide context for current reporting. Back...