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California Newspaper: No ‘Destructive’ Comments on our Facebook

The executive editor of California newspaper The Hanford Sentinel told the newspaper's Facebook fans that it will delete anyone who...

The Washington Post corrected a blogpost and a tweet that claimed a photo of U.S. President Barack Obama was Photoshopped....

Arizona CBS-affiliate KOLD-TV 13 is paying a blogger $300 after "using his video without permission," Jim Romenesko reported August 14....

Politico's David Catanese apologized in a memo for his tweets on Todd Akin's rape comments, the Huffington Post reported. As...

Politico's David Catanese will no longer report on Todd Akin after his tweets "crossed a line a reporter shouldn't cross,"...

The Huffington Post recently published an article on a man’s stolen penis that lacked proper sourcing. The Huffington Post seemingly...

Pursuing a global version of media ethics is a difficult charge on multiple fronts, akin to deciding on the rules...

The University of Georgia student newspaper's board apologized after a memo instructing on what type of content the newspaper should...

The Economist corrected an article reporting Bloomberg Businessweek staff can't drink while working after being called out by the magazine's...

The Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma released this year a "tipsheet" on reporting on children. As the Dart Center...