by Sydney Smith on Aug 24, 2011
Darrell Issa Lists 13 Errors in NYT Report, Wants Retraction
Darrell Issa is calling for a retraction from the New York Times over its Aug 14 report (see here) on...
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by Sydney Smith on Aug 24, 2011
Filipino Professors call for Tabloid Reform
Filipino news site The Inquirer reported that professors from the University of Philippines Cebu College are calling for the area's...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 24, 2011
Former New York Times Writer Criticizes Newspaper for 1991 Riot Reporting
A former New York Times reporter criticized the New York Times' reporting on a 1991 Crown Heights, NY murder and...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 24, 2011
What’s in a Name: Reuters Corrects Gadhafi Tweet
Reuters corrected its Aug. 21 news release that Muammar Gaddafi "has been detained" via Twitter. The news outlet's original information suggested...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 23, 2011
Ashton Kutcher’s Editorial & its Thin Disclosure of Investments Won’t be Investigated by FTC
The Federal Trade Commission announced it wouldn't be looking into Ashton Kutcher's editorial for Details magazine, Betabeat reported. As BetaBeat...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 23, 2011
Former Australian News Corp Editor Ita Buttrose Claims Murdoch Told her to Tail Someone
Former editor-in-chief of News Corp-owned the Australian Telegraph Ita Buttrose alleges that Rupert Murdoch recommended she "have someone followed" to...
by David W. Moore on Aug 22, 2011
Most New Yorkers Don’t Care about Bike Lane Expansion, if given a choice
Editor's Note : David Moore, a former Gallup pollster and a iMediaEthics poll columnist, criticized Quinnipiac in March 2011 for its...
by David W. Moore on Aug 22, 2011
POLL: Methodology of ASRL August 2011 NYC Bike Lane Expansion Poll
METHODOLOGY STATEMENT AND TOPLINE How ASRL Survey Was Conducted SurveyUSA interviewed 898 adults from the city of New York Thursday...
by David W. Moore on Aug 22, 2011
POLL: Full Report of ASRL August 2011 NYC Bike Lane Expansion Poll
Understanding New Yorkers on Bicycle Lanes: How the Quinnipiac and Marist Polls Mislead If we are to believe two polling...
by Sydney Smith on Aug 22, 2011
Study: NYT, Wash Post Use Fewer Anonymous Sources Now than 40 Years Ago
Are newspapers really using fewer anonymous sources? A recently released study looked into anonymous source use at The New York Times and...