Israeli Embassy in Berlin Protests Cartoon Depicting Netanyahu Poisoning Peace Process
Deputy editor of the newspaper that ran the cartoon says he "regrets that feelings were offended"
Journalism
Journalists Worry About Losing White House Access with Critical Coverage
What happens if they keep asking about Benghazi?
John Palmer, Former NBC News Correspondent, Dies
Served with the network from 1962 till 1990 and from 1994 till his retirement in 2002
Journalists at British Newspaper Vote To Strike Over Job Cuts
Not happy about 27 jobs being lost
Senate Struggles to Define Journalists for Shield Law
Want to control who does and doesn't get protections (Hint: WikiLeaks is on the 'no' list)
House Republicans Accuse Holder of 'Deceptive and Misleading Testimony'
The attorney general was not as forthcoming as they would have liked during testimony on the DOJ's probes of journalists
MSNBC Host Calls Woman Weiner Sexted 'Batshit'
Sydney Leathers is reportedly considering a porn deal
Julian Assange on Bradley Manning Verdict: Treating Journalism Like Espionage Not Reasonable
Manning was found not guilty of aiding the enemy but guilty of espionage
New Zealand Denies Spying on Journalist With Help From US Agencies
Government says there is no evidence to support the claim made by the New Zealand-based Sunday Star-Times
Israeli Press Criticizes Government's Plan To Release 104 Palestinian Prisoners
Move announced ahead of peace talks
Pro-Government Newspaper in Turkey Fires Ombudsman Over Op-Ed in the New York Times
Accused Turkish media owners of curtailing press freedom
Obama Says Reporters Tell Him His Ideas Are "Great"
Yes, we've known they're suck-ups for quite a while now
Thousands Express Support for Boston Cop Suspended After Releasing Photos of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Capture
Released in response to Rolling Stone cover
Chris Matthews Apologizes "on Behalf of All White People" After Black Colleagues React to Zimmerman Verdict
Because he speaks for them all, apparently
Rolling Stone Cover Featuring Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Prompts Outrage
Has pleaded not guilty to all charges in connection to the Boston Marathon bombing
Rolling Stone Cover Featuring Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Prompts Outrage
Has pleaded not guilty to all charges in connection to the Boston Marathon bombing
Chicago Tribune to Separate Publishing and Broadcasting Businesses
Following Time Warner and News Corps.
Sen. Durbin Wants to Decide Who a Journalist Is. That's Easy. Everybody Is a Journalist.
The First Amendment cares not for your arbitrary guidelines
Soledad O'Brien to Join Al Jazeera America
Her production company will produce documentary specials as well
NSA: Responding to FOIA Requests Would Help "Our Adversaries"
Everything you want helps the enemy
Michael Hastings Warned Colleagues About Feds Asking Questions About News-Gathering Before Dying in Car Crash
Recommended friends and coworkers seek legal counsel if approached by feds
FBI Denies Investigating Michael Hastings
Wikileaks claimed the journalist, who died recently in a car crash, said he was a target
Washington Examiner Ends Local News Coverage
Will remain online with a weekly print edition focused on national issues
