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Detroit Free Press Takes Editorial Suggestions From Advertiser?

According to the Wall Street Journal, Sunday Nov 1, the Detroit Free Press published a series of stories about the...

In simultaneously lighthearted and deeply felt take on last week’s Washington Post fisticuffs, Gene Weingarten, an editor and humor columnist...

Last week Jayson Blair, the New York Times reporter now famous for dramatic acts of plagiarism and falsification, spoke at...

On Monday, November 2, in the wake of the New York City Marathon, CNBC published an article by sports business...

The Balloon Boy hoax this October captured so much coverage in so many media, it’s appropriate to wonder what it...

To combat economic pressures, Kimberly Abbott, writing for the Nieman Journalism Lab, explains that news organizations are increasingly turning to...

The Associated Press reported on an unfortunate run in between a wild deer and lion at The National Zoo in...

Two years after an episode of Sesame Street first aired, the dregs of controversy are being stirred. And while it...

Last week iMediaEthics questioned the ethics of inviting Jayson Blair, a self-admitted liar and plagiarist to lecture journalism students. But it...

If Paul Carr meant to start a debate, he succeeded. Over the weekend, Carr, who writes for Techcrunch, penned a...