Ombudsmen, Public Editors, Readers Reps and Press Councils

University of Toronto’s College Newspaper Appoints Public Editor

While news outlets like the Washington Post and Kansas City Star have lost their ombudsmen in recent years, a Canadian...

Was the Australian senator Richard Di Natale both a cheapskate and a hypocrite? The Age, a daily newspaper in Melbourne,...

The Fremantle Herald, a weekly newspaper in Western Australia, reported a "troubled" man involved in the local "drug scene" was...

In an article that ran last May, the UK Mirror accused an Australian organization of being a "Korean 'sex cult'"...

An Australian man asked a question on a televised election special and for a short time became the apple of...

When a reporter asks a politician a life-or-death question, that politician has a right to expect his or her answer...

No press was allowed at an annual "swingers festival," but that didn't stop two UK outlets from getting and publishing...

Would you hire a caterer who was "caught buying dog meat?" The UK Metro reported that Royly Da Silva, who owns...

OfCom, the UK broadcast regulator, will regulate the BBC, starting April 3. The BBC is getting rid of its BBC...