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Is Sports Reporter’s Cancer Fundraising a Conflict of Interest?

Local TV sports anchor Randy Shaver and his news director Jane Helmke defended against any possible conflict of interest in...

Journalists including New York Times public editor Margaret Sullivan were tricked by a phony Twitter account posing as author Philip...

Der Spiegel apologized after reporting former U.S. president George H. W. Bush had died. Bush has been in the hospital recently...

Mediaite misidentified Randi Zuckerberg as Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg's brother in a story about a private photo of the Zuckerberg...

Norman P. Lewis, assistant professor in journalism for University of Florida, writes about a lesser-known form of plagiarism in his...

Igniting much controversy, the White Plains Journal News, a daily newspaper in White Plains, N.Y., published a list and map detailing...

10) CNBC hoaxed by email interview about NBA Escorts Seven months after his story claiming escort services were financially suffering...

Three recent polls show how convoluted the debate can become over what the public thinks about banning semi-automatic weapons. All...

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The New York Post was tricked by a fake Facebook page for Ryan Lanza, the brother of Adam Lanza, the gunman...