Preliminary injunction against ‘Legal Schnauzer’ blogger Roger Shuler imperils First Amendment rights, says National Bloggers Club.
NBC News has made a bold move in online journalism, acquiring citizen journalism news site Stringwire for a yet undisclosed amount.
A headline that reflected poorly on President Obama was apparently scrapped without notice.
Senator Dianne Feinstein of California is attempting to limit the legal definition of reporter.
The award-winning reporter who took down the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan dies in a fiery car crash in Los Angeles.
Justice Department 2010 investigation aimed at FNC correspondent James Rosen ‘was approved at the highest levels — and I mean the highest,’ a source tells NBC’s Michael Isikoff.
A veteran TV journalist admits his own errors are examples of the growing problem of the media’s rush to keep up with the Internet. Award-winner Scott Pelley blames the ‘vanity’ and ‘conceit’ of reporters.
CNN, the self-proclaimed “Worldwide Leader in News” continues to raise the standard in broadcasting excellence… as long as you’re not paying attention.
This morning, Ashleigh Banfield of CNN joined Grace (of Headline News) for an exclusive “remote” interview about the Cleveland kidnapping case.
Glenn Beck releases a screenshot of the cover page to the alleged “event file” on the Saudi national student.
Did Twitter and Reddit hurt coverage of the Boston Marathon bombing story? Felix Salmon of Reuters says “most people” don’t have the skills, so trust the major media.
