The Washington Examiner unpublished an article about the government shutdown because it "did not meet the Washington Examiner's editorial standards."...
iMediaEthics' latest roundup of amusing or noteworthy corrections begins below: 1.Bah humbug! Two different NPR reports misspelled Santa Claus's name!...
On Christmas Day, NBC News published an article online that listed all Christmastime visits to active military from 2001 until...
National Review, a twice-monthly "magazine of conservative opinion," claimed that a male college student broke Title IX regulations for being...
Seven programs from Russian state-funded RT (formerly Russia Today) broke bias guidelines, the UK broadcast regulator OfCom ruled. Further, OfCom said,...
The Sun Herald is not going to publish mugshot galleries anymore. In addition, the Mississippi newspaper is changing how it...
We have noticed that the most common type of errors filling up corrections columns relate to the basics -- name...
Australian politician Emma Husar is suing BuzzFeed over its story reporting that former staff members complained about her, accusing her...
The UK press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation released new guidance this month for sensitively and ethically reporting on...
The Northampton Chronicle & Echo identified a man who died waiting for care at a hospital. Despite breaking a police...