by Sydney Smith on May 23, 2011
Scottish Newspaper Defies UK Court Order, Posts Pic of Soccer Player
A Scottish newspaper has published a picture of the married soccer player alleged to have had an affair with Imogen...
Invasion of Privacy
by Sydney Smith on May 22, 2011
Schwarzenegger Affair: Media Ethics Debate on Privacy, Naming Woman, Pics
After news broke that former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and his wife Maria Shriver were separating because he had a...
by Sydney Smith on May 18, 2011
UK Papers Can’t Name Soccer Player
A UK court ruled the UK Sun cannot name a soccer player who allegedly had an affair with Imogen Thomas,...
by Sydney Smith on May 17, 2011
Are Photos of Pippa Middleton Sunbathing Topless Inappropriate To Publish or Write About?
The Guardian questioned if the media has been "inappropriate" in its reporting of Pippa Middleton, the sister of Kate Middleton....
by Sydney Smith on Apr 30, 2011
Telegraph’s WikiLeaks Report Names Teen Rape Victim at Gitmo
The UK Telegraph, one of the publications added to WikiLeaks' list of "media partners" with this week's Gitmo document dump, fully named an...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 22, 2011
Six UK Newspapers Sued by Christopher Jeffries for Libel, Invasion of Privacy
A man arrested and later cleared in the December murder of UK woman Joanna Yeates has filed libel and invasion of...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 10, 2011
Editors Warned Over Kate Middleton Harassment Claims
The Guardian's Roy Greenslade reported that Kate Middleton's family have expressed "concerns about possible harassment" to media watchdog the Press...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 10, 2011
Newspaper Invaded Privacy by Publishing Photo of Divorced Man
The Press Complaints Commission reported that The People newspaper violated a man's privacy by publishing an un-blurred photo in a...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 19, 2011
UK PCC Agrees Scottish Daily Mail Guilty of Harassing Student’s Father
The UK Press Complaints Commission agreed with a member of the public who complained that the Scottish Daily Mail was...