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TruthSquad Makes Fact Checking Crowdsourced, a Game

There's another fact-checking site in the Web universe now, and this one, much like this summer's WikiFactCheck, sets to involve...

Media Bistro's Web Newser reported that MSNBC was sued by a photo agency on Nov. 19 for publishing a copyrighted photograph...

Copyright enforcement company Righthaven, which has filed more than 150 lawsuits against websites and bloggers for republishing material from the...

The police told Times-Picayune former photographer Alex Brandon not to take photos of a police situation during Hurricane Katrina's aftermath, the...

According to Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, "Gawker published images of several pages from advance copies of" Sarah...

The online world rallied around another case of a media outlet not giving credit to bloggers. In this case, NBC's...

ESPN reporter Jeremy Schaap "defends the use of anonymous sources" amid criticism for the network's and New York Times' Cam...

Wisconsin news and opinion blog Forward Lookout called out PolitiFact Wisconsin. Forward Lookout criticized the PolitiFact site for having weak...

The Palo Alto Daily Post's source for an article on council members' e-mails apologized to council members according to MenloParkPatch.com ....

It looks like marriage is on the way out if we’re to believe the latest joint media poll on this...