Tag: Media ethics
CNN Found Guilty of Defaming Security Consultant in Afghanistan Evacuation Report
CNN Found Guilty of Defaming Security Consultant in Afghanistan Evacuation ReportIn a stunning turn of events, a Florida jury has found CNN guilty of defaming U.S. Navy veteran and former CIA operative...
CNN Found Guilty of Defamation Against Navy Veteran: Punitive Damages Awarded
**CNN Found Guilty of Defamation Against Navy Veteran: Punitive Damages Awarded**In an unprecedented turn of events, a jury in Panama City, Fla., has found the media giant CNN guilty of defamation against U.S. Navy...
Washington Post editors cancel gender columnist role, sparking controversy
The Washington Post is undergoing a significant shake-up as it plans to eliminate the role of "gender columnist," igniting controversy and speculation among readers and media circles. This decision comes on the heels of...
CNN defamation trial: Jury selected amidst candidates’ disdain for network
CNN DEFAMATION TRIAL: JURY SELECTED AMIDST CANDIDATES' DISDAIN FOR NETWORKLegal teams representing CNN and U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young, who is suing the network for defamation, concluded jury selection on Monday in Bay County,...
Trump sues Des Moines Register and top pollster for election interference and fraud
President-elect Donald Trump is taking legal action against the Des Moines Register and top pollster J. Ann Selzer for what he alleges is "brazen election interference" and fraud. The lawsuit, filed in Polk County,...
Reality TV or Court TV? Lawsuits Test Limits of Outrageous Behavior
Reality TV Lawsuits Unveil Dark Side of Popular ShowsReality TV has long been known for its outrageous behavior and dramatic storylines, but recent lawsuits are shedding light on the darker side of popular shows....