Prince Harry's case against Rupert Murdoch's British tabloids goes to trial
Prince Harry aims to hold Rupert Murdoch's tabloids accountable for invasion of privacy affecting him and others.
Prince Harry trial takes on Rupert Murdoch's U.K. tabloids. What to know.
Prince Harry's civil lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers focuses on illegal information-gathering and evidence tampering allegations.
Prince Harry's case against Rupert Murdoch's British tabloids goes to trial
Prince Harry aims to hold Rupert Murdoch's tabloids accountable for invasion of privacy affecting him and others.
Prince Harry trial takes on Rupert Murdoch's U.K. tabloids. What to know.
Prince Harry's civil lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers focuses on illegal information-gathering and evidence tampering allegations.
'The Stringer' investigates who really took one of the most iconic photos ever
The documentary raises questions about the authorship of the iconic Vietnam War photo, creating tensions between the photographer and its historical narrative.
TVO was ready to defend controversial Russians at War film before pulling plug, documents show | CBC News
TVO faced backlash for initially defending a controversial documentary before abruptly withdrawing it amidst criticism and alleged external pressures.
'The Stringer' investigates who really took one of the most iconic photos ever
The documentary raises questions about the authorship of the iconic Vietnam War photo, creating tensions between the photographer and its historical narrative.
TVO was ready to defend controversial Russians at War film before pulling plug, documents show | CBC News
TVO faced backlash for initially defending a controversial documentary before abruptly withdrawing it amidst criticism and alleged external pressures.
CNN goes on trial over its report alleging 'black market' for Afghan rescues
The case highlights issues of media trust and the impact of political polarization on public perceptions of journalism.
CNN found guilty for defaming US navy veteran evacuating Afghans for a fee
A jury found CNN liable for defaming a veteran, recognizing the harmful impact of media misrepresentation in sensitive contexts like the Afghanistan evacuation.
CNN liable for defamation over story on Afghanistan 'black market' rescues
CNN defamed security consultant Zachary Young, resulting in a jury verdict of $5 million for damages due to their misleading portrayal.
Judge Denies CNN's Motion To Toss Defamation Suit Brought by Navy Veteran
A judge allows a Navy veteran's defamation case against CNN to proceed, citing a lack of evidence for CNN's claims.
CNN's arguments were dismissed as it had no proof of the veteran's wrongdoing, allowing the case for punitive damages.
Here's What You Need to Know About the High-Stakes Defamation Case Against CNN
The defamation trial against CNN centers on whether their reporting harmed Zachary Young's reputation and consulting business by portraying him negatively.
Everett mayor wins $1.1M in defamation settlement, local paper agrees to shut down
Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria settled a defamation lawsuit for $1.1 million against The Everett Leader Herald after it admitted to fabricating quotes and false reports.
CNN goes on trial over its report alleging 'black market' for Afghan rescues
The case highlights issues of media trust and the impact of political polarization on public perceptions of journalism.
CNN found guilty for defaming US navy veteran evacuating Afghans for a fee
A jury found CNN liable for defaming a veteran, recognizing the harmful impact of media misrepresentation in sensitive contexts like the Afghanistan evacuation.
CNN liable for defamation over story on Afghanistan 'black market' rescues
CNN defamed security consultant Zachary Young, resulting in a jury verdict of $5 million for damages due to their misleading portrayal.
Judge Denies CNN's Motion To Toss Defamation Suit Brought by Navy Veteran
A judge allows a Navy veteran's defamation case against CNN to proceed, citing a lack of evidence for CNN's claims.
CNN's arguments were dismissed as it had no proof of the veteran's wrongdoing, allowing the case for punitive damages.
Here's What You Need to Know About the High-Stakes Defamation Case Against CNN
The defamation trial against CNN centers on whether their reporting harmed Zachary Young's reputation and consulting business by portraying him negatively.
Everett mayor wins $1.1M in defamation settlement, local paper agrees to shut down
Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria settled a defamation lawsuit for $1.1 million against The Everett Leader Herald after it admitted to fabricating quotes and false reports.
Journalism is increasingly unrewarding for many, with better opportunities outside the field prompting skilled professionals to leave despite their commitment.
Canadian news publishers sue OpenAI over alleged copyright infringement
The Independent champions accessible journalism while addressing significant legal challenges posed by generative AI's use of media content without compensation.
We stop excusing the lack of accessibility in news
Accessibility in journalism is essential for engaging diverse communities and improving user experience.
Review | 'September 5': A gripping drama set at the '72 Olympics
The film critiques the media's role in crises, highlighting ethical dilemmas faced during the Munich Olympic hostage situation.
Los Angeles Times owner says articles will use AI meter to show sources' bias'
Patrick Soon-Shiong plans to implement an AI-powered bias meter in the Los Angeles Times to address perceived bias in news coverage.
Charles briefed by MI5 over Prince Andrew's friendship with Chinese spy'
The Independent advocates for accessible journalism and focuses on critical issues like reproductive rights and national security involving public figures.
A generation of journalists moves on
Journalism is increasingly unrewarding for many, with better opportunities outside the field prompting skilled professionals to leave despite their commitment.
Canadian news publishers sue OpenAI over alleged copyright infringement
The Independent champions accessible journalism while addressing significant legal challenges posed by generative AI's use of media content without compensation.
We stop excusing the lack of accessibility in news
Accessibility in journalism is essential for engaging diverse communities and improving user experience.
Review | 'September 5': A gripping drama set at the '72 Olympics
The film critiques the media's role in crises, highlighting ethical dilemmas faced during the Munich Olympic hostage situation.
Los Angeles Times owner says articles will use AI meter to show sources' bias'
Patrick Soon-Shiong plans to implement an AI-powered bias meter in the Los Angeles Times to address perceived bias in news coverage.
Charles briefed by MI5 over Prince Andrew's friendship with Chinese spy'
The Independent advocates for accessible journalism and focuses on critical issues like reproductive rights and national security involving public figures.
The Media Is Giving Away Its Rights Even Before Trump Tries to Take Them
Trump’s legal victories over media signal a troubling trend for press freedom, highlighting a need for stronger defense against attacks.
Justin Baldoni sues Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds for $400M in new step in 'It Ends With Us' fight
Justin Baldoni has filed a defamation lawsuit against Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds seeking $400 million amid a heated legal conflict related to 'It Ends With Us.'
The Media Is Giving Away Its Rights Even Before Trump Tries to Take Them
Trump’s legal victories over media signal a troubling trend for press freedom, highlighting a need for stronger defense against attacks.
Justin Baldoni sues Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds for $400M in new step in 'It Ends With Us' fight
Justin Baldoni has filed a defamation lawsuit against Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds seeking $400 million amid a heated legal conflict related to 'It Ends With Us.'
Justin Baldoni's lawsuit against the New York Times could hinge on an emoji
The inclusion of emojis in digital communication significantly impacts the interpretation of messages, as seen in Justin Baldoni's lawsuit against the New York Times.
ABC News Anchor Called Out for Using Clothes Peg To Make Firefighter Jacket Look Better During Wildfire Report
David Muir faced backlash for using a clothes peg on his jacket during coverage of destructive Los Angeles wildfires, raising questions about media presentation priorities.
The Paparazzi Are Working Through the Fires
Celebrities face scrutiny even in moments of crisis, reflecting a disturbing aspect of the celebrity culture amidst disasters.
ABC News Anchor Called Out for Using Clothes Peg To Make Firefighter Jacket Look Better During Wildfire Report
David Muir faced backlash for using a clothes peg on his jacket during coverage of destructive Los Angeles wildfires, raising questions about media presentation priorities.
The Paparazzi Are Working Through the Fires
Celebrities face scrutiny even in moments of crisis, reflecting a disturbing aspect of the celebrity culture amidst disasters.
Melania's $40m Amazon deal: another sign Bezos is capitulating to Donald Trump | Margaret Sullivan
Bezos has transformed his relationship with Trump, indicated by support moves and significant financial contributions.
Telnaes's resignation highlights concerns over press freedom and editorial independence in the context of corporate influence.
Tell us about the times you feel TV has gone too far
TV shows often push boundaries, leading to viewer discomfort and discussions about what is acceptable in entertainment.
Former 'Jerry Springer' producers recall how they manipulated guests for drama: 'This was basically the Stanford Prison Experiment'
The Netflix docuseries reveals manipulative tactics used by producers to provoke real guests into dramatic confrontations on 'The Jerry Springer Show.'
Silence on Israel's massacres of journalists is dangerous to all
International media's failure to support Palestinian journalists may enable further injustices and perpetuate a troubling narrative against their credibility.
Washington Post Cartoonist Quits After Jeff Bezos Cartoon Is Killed
Ann Telnaes resigned from The Washington Post after her cartoon of Jeff Bezos was rejected, citing concerns for editorial independence and press freedom.
Washington Post Cartoonist Quits, Says Management Spiked Cartoon of Bezos Bending the Knee to Trump
Ann Telnaes resigned from the Washington Post after management rejected a satirical cartoon targeting corporate leaders, signaling tensions between editorial independence and corporate interests.
Billionaire LA Times Owner Reportedly Quashed Op-Ed Critical Of Trump's Cabinet Picks
Billionaire owner of the Los Angeles Times halted critical editorial on Trump's cabinet picks, showcasing concerns over editorial freedom and balance.
Los Angeles Times Owner Wades Deeper Into Opinion Section
Dr. Soon-Shiong's actions spark controversy, raising concerns about editorial independence at The Los Angeles Times amidst Trump's cabinet nominations.
Washington Post Cartoonist Quits After Jeff Bezos Cartoon Is Killed
Ann Telnaes resigned from The Washington Post after her cartoon of Jeff Bezos was rejected, citing concerns for editorial independence and press freedom.
Washington Post Cartoonist Quits, Says Management Spiked Cartoon of Bezos Bending the Knee to Trump
Ann Telnaes resigned from the Washington Post after management rejected a satirical cartoon targeting corporate leaders, signaling tensions between editorial independence and corporate interests.
Billionaire LA Times Owner Reportedly Quashed Op-Ed Critical Of Trump's Cabinet Picks
Billionaire owner of the Los Angeles Times halted critical editorial on Trump's cabinet picks, showcasing concerns over editorial freedom and balance.
Los Angeles Times Owner Wades Deeper Into Opinion Section
Dr. Soon-Shiong's actions spark controversy, raising concerns about editorial independence at The Los Angeles Times amidst Trump's cabinet nominations.
The Men Who Use Instagram to Groom Child Influencers
The article highlights alarming trends of sexual exploitation in the world of child influencers, often driven by adult influence.
There is a distressing normalization of sexualized imagery surrounding minors, spurred by their parents and adults involved.
Here are some of the NPR stories that had a big impact in 2024
NPR's impact measurement focuses on qualitative changes in listener experiences and the broader societal implications, beyond standard metrics like clicks and sales.
Eric Adams Is Already Stepping On Luigi Mangione's Due Process
Legal terms like 'suspect' and 'allegedly' preserve the presumption of innocence until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
Why YouTube Should Cut Off Its Thumbnails
YouTube aims to reduce misleading content by addressing egregious clickbait related to videos, especially news and timely information.
AI For Content Creation Can Go Wrong - Here's How To Avoid That | Brafton
Sports Illustrated faced backlash for using AI-generated content attributed to fake writer profiles, illustrating a significant misuse of technology.
Artists Leak OpenAI's Sora Video Generator
OpenAI's Sora video generator was leaked by artists who felt exploited as unpaid beta testers, leading to concerns about transparency and artistic integrity.
AI For Content Creation Can Go Wrong - Here's How To Avoid That | Brafton
Sports Illustrated faced backlash for using AI-generated content attributed to fake writer profiles, illustrating a significant misuse of technology.
Artists Leak OpenAI's Sora Video Generator
OpenAI's Sora video generator was leaked by artists who felt exploited as unpaid beta testers, leading to concerns about transparency and artistic integrity.
Tech barons have shifted from opposition to support for Trump, reflecting a new era of corporate alignment with his administration.
Stephens: Brian Thompson, not Luigi Mangione, is the real working-class hero
The narrative of corporate greed oversimplifies the complexities surrounding Brian Thompson's life and murder.
UnitedHealth Is Asking Journalists to Remove Names and Photos of Its CEO From Published Work
UnitedHealth Group is attempting to shield its executives' identities following CEO Brian Thompson's murder, raising concerns about safety versus public accountability.
Gregg Wallace accused of sending gross' texts and creepy' voicemails to young female reporter
Gregg Wallace has faced allegations of inappropriate behavior towards a young reporter, resulting in investigation and his decision to step back from his television role.
Rising 'epidemic of political lying' - Harvard Gazette
Political lying has become more prevalent and problematic over recent decades, as highlighted by Bill Adair's new book.
Newsrooms reinvent their political journalism
The traditional 'both-sides journalism' model is increasingly unsustainable and fails to address pressing societal issues like climate change and political extremism.
Nez Balelo Compares Shohei Ohtani's Free Agency To Juan Soto Rumors
Ohtani's free agency process emphasized secrecy to avoid media chaos, contrasting with Soto's more publicly debated situation filled with rumors.
I always have a moment of confession': Peter Sarsgaard on truth, ethics and the quirks of family life
Sarsgaard emphasizes the complexity of sincerity in acting and critiques the ethical implications of live news coverage during traumatic events.
Geraldo Rivera and John Ramsey face off years after TV host staged a 'mock trial' for JonBenet's murder
Geraldo Rivera formally apologized to John Ramsey for his role in a mock trial that unfairly judged the family during a traumatic time.
Letters: Relentless march
Ocean's force cannot be restrained by seawalls, making shore construction futile.
Higher education affordability is crucial for accessibility, especially for working-class families.
Media should avoid glorifying school shooters to focus on victims' suffering.
Twelve must-see exhibitions in South Florida during Miami Art Week
Art reflects personal experiences and cultural backgrounds, influencing both creators and audiences.
Artists grapple with the commodification of their intimate work.
Starmer encourages young people to get involved in AI revolution'
The UK government is encouraging youth involvement in AI, emphasizing it as a revolutionary opportunity for future talent and economic growth.
RAVE: September 5' A Gripping And Entertaining Film On ABC Sports, The 72 Olympics and Ethics of Live Crisis Coverage
'September 5' captures the challenges of live news journalism during the first televised terror attack, highlighting ethical dilemmas and technical hurdles faced by a historic broadcast team.
OnlyFans model Kay Manuel outed by Australian media: 'It's hard to talk about'
Media intrusion on personal lives can have serious emotional impacts.
The portrayal of transgender individuals in the media often lacks sensitivity and respect.
NBC anchor misgenders trans Rep.-elect Sarah McBride on TV. Here's what newsrooms should do when that happens
Mistakes in gender references on news broadcasts, even when corrected, highlight the need for sensitivity and understanding in LGBTQ+ representation.