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Lawsuit Against Greg Mortenson Dropped

Illinois former teacher Deborah Netter is no longer suing Greg Mortenson, Sky News reported. Netter's lawsuit was against Mortenson, co-author...

The Wall Street Journal has been criticized for its interview with Rupert Murdoch, the Guardian reported. According to the Guardian, that...

ABC News will only pay licensing fees in rare instances, the Daily Beast's Howard Kurtz reported yesterday. ABC News has been...

The Associated Press announced it will start linking back to source articles for news scoops, Nieman Journalism Lab reported. The...

Visual journalist Charles Apple called out Washington, D.C. CBS-affiliate WUSA Channel 9 for bad taste for an illustration on a...

The Associated Press killed images from freelance photographer Miguel Tovar after it was revealed the photographer Photoshopped an image to...

CNN anchor Anderson Cooper tweeted July 11 "Thugs attack us embassy in #syria. This is from the #Mubarak playbook. Details #ac360...

Entertainment Weekly has apologized for publishing fake quotes attributed to actor Jonah Hill at a July BAFTA event, Gossip Cop reported. ...

Many readers complained over a July 10 headline calling Jaycee Dugard a "sex slave," Los Angeles Times readers representative Deirdre...

Gawker-owned blog Deadspin spotted a bit of unpublishing on ESPN's Rick Reilly's column. According to Deadspin, a sentence referencing "the...