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Newseum’s Online Doctored Photo Exhibit

In 2001, the Newseum in Washington DC first posted an ongoing online exhibition titled, "The Commissar Vanishes: The falsification of...

"Freedom of the Press" is not a given during wartime. IconicPhotos, a blog that features "Famous, Infamous and Iconic Photos," writes...

Journalism.co.uk reports the Associated Press has just announced its Big Brother-like "news registry." It's a "new system" that embeds meta-tags...

With the help of the media, the "teaching moment" among President Obama, Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates and Cambridge police...

Watch out for fake news outlets on the web. Take Tom Chilton's news story, "Millions of people without jobs, but...

There appears to be a new sheriff in town. After seemingly endless years of fake information about celebrities, Gossip Cop...

Scott Kelby, president of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals (yes, there is such an organization!), tells The Los Angeles...

When MSNBC.com business news headlines appear on my iGoogle page, I expect links to MSNBC news content--not to an advertisement...

When I click on MSNBC U.S. business news headlines, I don't expect an ad for New York Senator Gillibrand's campaign...

It’s a familiar angle to a disaster story: The New York Times writes that a woman and her son dither...