BackSpin Editor

Norman Geras in The Guardian (of all places): Within hours of the bombs going off

In response to Monday’s HonestReporting communique, the NY Times Online has corrected a erroneous photo

Well, it’s certainly unusual: Newly recruited Palestinian security personnel are forced to lie down on

AFP describes the Al-Aqsa Brigades’ relationship to Fatah as “loose” and “nebulous”: The two members

If you want more info about the latest clashes between PA security and Hamas, don’t

Here’s what summer camp looks like, Hamas-style: For more on the incitement of Palestinian children

Philip Gailey, an editor at the St. Petersburg Times weighs in on the media’s reluctance

The Boston Herald takes Reuters and BBC to task over their non-use of the word

Now that Israel plans to leave the Gaza strip, media outlets have decided that it’s

Zakaria Zubeidi (at left), ringleader of the terrorist Al Aqsa Martryr’s Brigade in Jenin, is

A new HR Canada communique is up: ‘The Power of Words’ The correction that HR

See commentary critical of BBC’s coverage of the London terror attacks at The Telegraph, Biased

From an AP dispatch today: On Tuesday, a suicide bomber blew himself up outside a

Q: Where did the following passage appear? The [Gaza] closure will give about 8,500 settlers

James Taranto hits the nail on the head regarding the ubiquitous question ‘Why do they

The Guardian gave op-ed space to the head of BBC Television News, who discusses covering

Blogger Scott Rosenberg has one intriguing idea for improving media accountability: Public databases where readers

YNet English editor Alan Abbey on the media and the T-word: It seems pretty simple