by Sydney Smith on Jun 12, 2016
Hull Daily Mail Apologizes for Fake Quote about Seeing Grandmother in Cloud
The Hull Daily Mail apologized after publishing a fake quote about a woman seeing her dead grandmother's face in a...
Ombudsmen/Press Councils
by Sydney Smith on Jun 14, 2016
2 Public Editors on Hillary Clinton ‘Clinched’ Democratic Nomination Stories
Was it fair to report that Hillary Clinton clinched the Democratic presidential nomination before several states including California and New Jersey...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 16, 2016
After Reporter Raveena Aulakh’s Death, Toronto Star Investigates, 2 Editors Out of Newsroom
The Toronto Star had a duty to report on its global environment reporter Raveena Aulakh's death by suicide, public editor...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 18, 2016
New Journalism Ethics Code at RTDNA Canada
There's a new ethics code available for journalists in Canada, effective July 1. RTDNA, Radio Television Digital News Association, recently released its...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 19, 2016
Cherie Blair’s Half-Sister a ‘Cheerleader for Islamic Zealots?’ IPSO Rejects Complaint over UK Mail Story
It was fair game for the UK Daily Mail to claim Lauren Booth -- the half-sister of Cherie Blair, the...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 21, 2016
Australia’s Murder-Suicide Story Fair Game, Press Council Reported
"Man drowns himself using murdered wife's head: police." That headline and story from Australia's the Age were OK to publish...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 23, 2016
343 Complaints against Associated Newspapers – Mail’s Publisher – in 2015
The Independent Press Standards Organisation has published annual statements reviewing complaints and issues from the publications it regulates. iMediaEthics is reviewing...
by Sydney Smith on Jun 27, 2016
Top Editors Must OK Transgender Stories at The Sun
News UK's 2015 annual report to the Independent Press Standards Organisation revealed the company, which publishes the Sun, the Times,...
by Sydney Smith on Jul 02, 2016
IPSO Ruled against Trinity Mirror Newspapers 5 Times in 2015
As part of iMediaEthics' review of UK publications' 2015 round-up of complaints, we take a look at Trinity Mirror's report to...