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‘Tort of defamation alive and well,’ Boston Herald Libel Verdict ‘Malice’ and $563,000

The Boston Herald must pay a woman named Joanna Marinova more than half a million dollars in a libel verdict,...

University of Oregon-Eugene student newspaper The Daily Emerald revealed that one of its former reporters, Jessica Fisher, faked interviews and...

Fox News ended its contract with contributor and former U.S. Senator from Massachusetts Scott Brown March 14 because he may...

With the help of his lawyer, Dorian Nakamoto has issued a formal statement denying Newsweek's story claiming he is the...

The Los Angeles Times fired one-time Pulitzer Prize finalist staff reporter Jason Felch for having an undisclosed "inappropriate relationship with...

In the past week, several polls purporting to measure the public’s reaction to Barack Obama’s performance as president, and the...

The University of Colorado-Boulder is holding a media ethics symposium next week. The March 14-15 event will include talks by...

Five TV morning shows were duped last year by a Queens, N.Y., comedian posing as a famous chef. The comedian, Nick...

The New York Times "referred imprecisely to [the] possible fate" of Viktor F. Yanukovych in a Feb. 25 article about...

The Press-Enterprise retracted a November story about a former U-2 pilot's experiences after it wasn't able to confirm they were...