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Helen Thomas Award Ended After Her Latest Comments

Wayne State University announced last week that it will not give out an award named for longtime journalist Helen Thomas...

As WikiLeaks fights to keep its website online (as of yesterday, it was accessible under wikileaks.de and wikileaks.eu), PayPal "cut...

The Denver Post has now used copyright protection firm Righthaven to sue a blogger for "alleged copyright infringement," the Las...

The Washington Post issued a correction for misquoting David Simon, the creator of HBO's "The Wire," Gawker reported. Simon was...

Time announced that Julian Assange's "exploits" as WikiLeaks founder "have cemented him as a candidate for Time's 2010 Person of...

Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps criticized American media in a speech airing yesterday on BBC World News America. Copps said...

CNN's Anderson Cooper told "The Insider" about his interview with Lady Gaga for "60 Minutes." Cooper said that after they...

Three days have passed since WikiLeaks started publishing its CableGate documents. But, so far, only about 600 of the reportedly 251,...

Bill Kovach and Tom Rosenstiel, the authors of the standby journalism textbook The Elements of Journalism, have published a new...

WikiLeaks website was inaccessible part of Sunday - the day it began releasing leaked diplomatic cables now known as "CableGate" -...