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Company Apologizes for Ad Featuring Chicago News Staff Praising Mayor

A Chicago furniture company has apologized after featuring news staff from Chicago's CBS2 TV station in an advertisement praising Chicago...

The Organization of News Ombudsmen will have its annual meeting next week in Montreal. The three-day conference starts May 15. ...

Earlier this month, visual journalist Charles Apple and Poynter's Al Tompkins questioned the White House's staging photos for photographers after...

Attorney Meanith Huon is suing a legal blog for $50 million for suggesting that he was accused of sexually assaulting three...

If we are to believe what three of our major media pollsters tell us, President Obama has a truly amazing...

The White House-released "Situation Room" photo has generated a lot of buzz.from its being Photoshopped before being released by the...

A U.S. billionaire intends to sue for the identity of anonymous commenters, including people who have posted information about him...

University of California-Berkeley student journalist Josh Wolf was arrested for "trespassing and other charges" in 2009 when he was taping...

One Florida college newspaper violated as many tenets of the Society of Professional Journalists' ethics code as possible in its...

Yesterday, a story about a 58-year-old New Mexico man being diagnosed with bubonic plague made the rounds in various news...