An investigation reveals The Daily Telegraph is systematically repackaging content from broadcaster Ray Hadley's radio show as its own exclusive political journalism, raising serious questions about modern newsroom ethics and the blurring line between com
Australian media personality Abbie Chatfield faces a fierce backlash for suggesting the world would be 'better off' if American conservative Charlie Kirk were dead, igniting a firestorm on social media.
The Daily Mail's regular clarifications column addresses a series of errors, from misidentified royal locations and misspelled names to corrected political quotes and inaccurate company reports.
The Guardian's latest corrections roundup addresses errors ranging from political misidentifications to weather inaccuracies, demonstrating their ongoing commitment to editorial accuracy.
In a dramatic media industry shake-up, Paramount Global agrees to a monumental £2.4 billion merger with Skydance Media, shutting out a rival bid from Warner Bros Discovery and concluding the Redstone family's decades-long control.
An in-depth analysis of the US right-wing media's explosive response to the shooting of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, revealing deep political fractures and conspiracy theories.
MSNBC has terminated veteran political commentator Matthew Dowd following an internal review. The former Bush aide turned network mainstay was let go after a series of controversial social media posts.
A groundbreaking new app, developed with UK government backing, is set to revolutionise child online safety. 'Shield' gives children and parents unprecedented control over social media feeds, muting harmful algorithms to protect young mental health from t
A damning investigation from Denmark reveals how Snapchat's features are being exploited by drug dealers to operate with impunity, raising serious child safety concerns.
The Guardian's latest corrections column addresses a series of factual errors, including misplacing a royal residence, misquoting a senior politician, and misidentifying a key historical figure.
The Guardian's latest corrections column addresses a series of factual errors across its reporting, from misstated political timelines to incorrect geographical and financial details. A transparent look at the importance of accuracy in journalism.
Exclusive details reveal Rupert Murdoch's carefully orchestrated succession plan, confirming Lachlan Murdoch will assume full control of the media empire in a landmark family agreement that reshapes global media power structures.
Shocking footage captures the moment a masked man armed with a machete storms a Melbourne studio, demanding to see a controversial social media figure. The terrifying attack is now under police investigation.
An exclusive behind-the-scenes look at The Guardian's formidable legal defence against actor Noel Clarke's libel claim, revealing the immense pressure and journalistic rigour involved in public interest reporting.
The Guardian's latest corrections column addresses a series of factual errors across its reporting, from misstated political timelines and financial figures to misidentified locations and weather inaccuracies.
The Guardian's latest Corrections & Clarifications column addresses recent updates, from political polling data to cultural reviews, underscoring its unwavering dedication to factual accuracy and transparency in journalism.
New York City officially classifies social media as an environmental toxin, launching a bold public health offensive against tech companies to protect adolescent mental wellbeing.
CBS News is embroiled in internal crisis as star journalist Bari Weiss departs following a clash over editorial independence and 'woke' culture, amidst broader financial struggles at parent company Paramount.
The Daily Mirror has published a prominent correction after its obituary for US music executive Marc Citron falsely stated he had worked with David Bowie.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party has imposed a media blackout on Nottinghamshire Live, accusing the outlet of 'biased reporting' and sparking a fierce debate about press freedom and political censorship in British journalism.
The Daily Mirror has published a prominent correction after falsely attributing a statement to financier Marc Citron, clarifying the error and its origin.
The Guardian's latest corrections column addresses errors on topics ranging from Keir Starmer's education to UK weather data, highlighting the newspaper's commitment to factual accuracy and editorial transparency.