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Is a Denver Post “Dog Bite” Death Story Headline Wrong?

The Denver Post's headline on an Associated Press story about the death of Larry Armstrong stated the headline "Autopsy: Dog bites...

Columbia Journalism Review criticized the Atlantic's slideshow about "The New American Ghost Towns." According to CJR, those alleged ghost towns...

Tilikum, the killer whale responsible for trainer Dawn Brancheau's death in February 2010, returned to performing at SeaWorld last week,...

John Van de Kamp, the current ethics advisor for the city of Vernon, California, claims he was misled into being...

A recent column by New York Times executive editor Bill Keller' for NYT Magazine has been criticized for a clear factual...

iMediaEthics wrote previously about author Karin Calvo-Goller, who filed a defamation lawsuit over a negative review of her book. A French...

In response to the current controversy over the expansion of bike lanes in New York City, Mayor Bloomberg’s senior advisor,...

Florida blogger "Old Word Wolf" spotted another case of a newspaper writer plagiarizing. In this case, the writer, Joe Valley...

Righthaven has drawn much attention over the past year for its lawsuits on behalf of the copyright of news outlets the...

A Colorado high school newspaper has been shut down after its principal took issue with the newspaper's article about a student's...