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Herald de Paris calls Gawker out for plagiarism, no transparency

News website Herald de Paris is calling gossip Web site Gawker out for plagiarism. Gawker’s reaction? According to Herald de...

RGJ.com reported May 30 that the Las Vegas Review-Journal is suing Web sites that have copied Review-Journal stories on to...

Greg Sargent blogged on The Washington Post’s Plum Line May 19 about the Associated Press’s “strong fact-checking work.” Sargent reported that...

In its June 2010 issue, National Geographic published a column calling out photographer William Lascelles for submitting altered photographs to...

StinkyJournalism received a complaint about the May 10 issue of Newsweek from graphic designer and StinkyJournalism reader Dan Levinson. He noted...

Bloggers questioned if Fox News removed 12 seconds of applause from the May 22 commencement speech Barack Obama gave at West Point....

To mark Independence Day, all Journal Register newspapers will try out the Benjamin Franklin Project on July 4. The Journal Register Company has...

The New York Times wrote May 23 that many news organizations are cutting costs by not sending reporters with President...

Michigan State Senator Bruce Patterson (R-Wayne County) has introduced a bill that would license journalists in the state of Michigan. The bill...

The Chicago Tribune's choice to publish a photo illustration of hockey star Chris Pronger hasn't been well-received. That's because on June...