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UK Newspaper Published 2013 Photo of Fatal Car Accident, Distressing Family of Victim for 2nd time

About five years ago, a local newspaper in southwest England, the Dorset Echo, published a photo of a fatal car...

In recent months, news outlets have fired, suspended, or asked for resignations from staff as they investigate complaints about behavior...

Last month, the New York Times reported on "allegations of old-school sexual harassment" at media company Vice, reporting that the company reached...

Detroit public TV station WTVS is reinstating Stephen Henderson after an internal investigation of Henderson's behavior came up clean. Henderon,...

Throughout the year, iMediaEthics has reported on numerous libel lawsuits and claims. The following is a round-up of ten noteworthy...

BuzzFeed fired its White House correspondent, Adrian Carrasquillo, this week after he was accused of sending an "inappropriate message." That...

Vanity Fair published a video suggesting New Year's resolutions for Hillary Clinton, including taking up knitting or "literally anything" instead...

It has been more than nine months since Newsweek said it started a review of three freelance articles that crime...

San Francisco Bay Area TV news station KRON4's Henry Wofford suggested Sean Combs, also known as Diddy, P. Diddy, and...

MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski said Mark Halperin, the former MSNBC personality who was fired after allegations of sexual harassment, was...