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Media Coverage of Bondi Junction Stabbing Sparks Legal Action
Dawn Singleton's fiance and mother are pursuing legal action against media outlets for publishing her name and photos before they could identify her body, causing profound grief and further trauma.
Media Coverage of Bondi Junction Stabbing Sparks Legal Action
Dawn Singleton's fiance and mother are pursuing legal action against media outlets for publishing her name and photos before they could identify her body, causing profound grief and further trauma.
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48% Bias Score


Brazilian Tribe Sues New York Times, TMZ, and Yahoo for Defamation
The Marubo tribe in Brazil's Javari Valley is suing the New York Times, TMZ, and Yahoo for defamation, claiming a June 2024 New York Times article about their first internet access via Starlink falsely portrayed them as addicted to pornography, causing reputational harm and seeking $180 million in d...
Brazilian Tribe Sues New York Times, TMZ, and Yahoo for Defamation
The Marubo tribe in Brazil's Javari Valley is suing the New York Times, TMZ, and Yahoo for defamation, claiming a June 2024 New York Times article about their first internet access via Starlink falsely portrayed them as addicted to pornography, causing reputational harm and seeking $180 million in d...
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76% Bias Score


Huw Edwards: From Celebrated Presenter to Convicted Offender
BBC news presenter Huw Edwards resigned in April 2024 after being charged with possessing indecent images of children, pleading guilty in July 2024 to three counts of making indecent images and receiving a six-month suspended sentence in September 2024; the case revealed shortcomings in the BBC's co...
Huw Edwards: From Celebrated Presenter to Convicted Offender
BBC news presenter Huw Edwards resigned in April 2024 after being charged with possessing indecent images of children, pleading guilty in July 2024 to three counts of making indecent images and receiving a six-month suspended sentence in September 2024; the case revealed shortcomings in the BBC's co...
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56% Bias Score


PowNed's hidden camera footage: Amsterdam court to rule on legality
The Amsterdam court is deciding whether broadcaster PowNed acted illegally by airing secretly filmed meetings between former Maastricht mayor Onno Hoes and a much younger man in 2014, after a lengthy legal battle that includes a previous court ruling favoring freedom of speech.
PowNed's hidden camera footage: Amsterdam court to rule on legality
The Amsterdam court is deciding whether broadcaster PowNed acted illegally by airing secretly filmed meetings between former Maastricht mayor Onno Hoes and a much younger man in 2014, after a lengthy legal battle that includes a previous court ruling favoring freedom of speech.
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48% Bias Score


Rooney Wins \£3 Million in Libel Case Against Vardy
Coleen Rooney won a libel case against Rebekah Vardy in the London High Court, receiving over \£3 million in damages and costs after Vardy leaked Rooney's private Instagram posts to The Sun.
Rooney Wins \£3 Million in Libel Case Against Vardy
Coleen Rooney won a libel case against Rebekah Vardy in the London High Court, receiving over \£3 million in damages and costs after Vardy leaked Rooney's private Instagram posts to The Sun.
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64% Bias Score


Mother of Murdered Child to Denounce Institutional Failures and Media Exploitation
Patricia Ramírez, mother of Gabriel Cruz, murdered in 2018, will hold a press conference on Wednesday to denounce institutional and judicial failings, rights violations, and potential irregularities in the prison of Ana Julia Quezada, the murderer. She will also address the attempted sale of a docum...
Mother of Murdered Child to Denounce Institutional Failures and Media Exploitation
Patricia Ramírez, mother of Gabriel Cruz, murdered in 2018, will hold a press conference on Wednesday to denounce institutional and judicial failings, rights violations, and potential irregularities in the prison of Ana Julia Quezada, the murderer. She will also address the attempted sale of a docum...
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48% Bias Score

Léa Salamé Apologizes for Ardisson's Gaza-Auschwitz Comparison
On May 24th, Léa Salamé apologized for airing Thierry Ardisson's comparison of Gaza to Auschwitz on her France 2 show, "Quelle époque!". She stated that the segment should have been removed during editing, expressing remorse for causing offense. The incident, which sparked condemnation from anti-rac...

Léa Salamé Apologizes for Ardisson's Gaza-Auschwitz Comparison
On May 24th, Léa Salamé apologized for airing Thierry Ardisson's comparison of Gaza to Auschwitz on her France 2 show, "Quelle époque!". She stated that the segment should have been removed during editing, expressing remorse for causing offense. The incident, which sparked condemnation from anti-rac...
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36% Bias Score

Weltbühne Article Questions Editor's Jewish Identity, Documents Confirm Heritage
Deborah Feldman's article in the new Weltbühne magazine challenges the Jewish identity of Philipp Peyman Engel, editor-in-chief of the Jüdische Allgemeine, citing an anonymous source; however, multiple official documents confirm Engel's Jewish heritage, raising concerns about journalistic standards ...

Weltbühne Article Questions Editor's Jewish Identity, Documents Confirm Heritage
Deborah Feldman's article in the new Weltbühne magazine challenges the Jewish identity of Philipp Peyman Engel, editor-in-chief of the Jüdische Allgemeine, citing an anonymous source; however, multiple official documents confirm Engel's Jewish heritage, raising concerns about journalistic standards ...
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56% Bias Score

Court Rejects Roberts-Smith Appeal, Upholds McKenzie's Evidence
An Australian appeal court dismissed Ben Roberts-Smith's defamation appeal and rejected his application to introduce a secret recording of journalist Nick McKenzie, finding the recording unreliable and McKenzie's evidence credible.

Court Rejects Roberts-Smith Appeal, Upholds McKenzie's Evidence
An Australian appeal court dismissed Ben Roberts-Smith's defamation appeal and rejected his application to introduce a secret recording of journalist Nick McKenzie, finding the recording unreliable and McKenzie's evidence credible.
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36% Bias Score

Spanish Court Overturns Conviction for Satirical Website on La Manada Case
The Spanish Constitutional Court annulled the conviction of Anónimo García for creating a satirical website about the La Manada rape case, ruling his actions were protected free speech despite causing the victim distress; the court emphasized the website's criticism of media sensationalism and Garcí...

Spanish Court Overturns Conviction for Satirical Website on La Manada Case
The Spanish Constitutional Court annulled the conviction of Anónimo García for creating a satirical website about the La Manada rape case, ruling his actions were protected free speech despite causing the victim distress; the court emphasized the website's criticism of media sensationalism and Garcí...
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64% Bias Score

Seven Network Sues Former Producer for Alleged Leaks and Defamation
Seven Network is suing former Spotlight producer Taylor Auerbach for allegedly leaking confidential information and disparaging the network following a dispute with colleague Steve Jackson, claiming his actions were motivated by "hate", while Auerbach claims self-defense against false accusations.

Seven Network Sues Former Producer for Alleged Leaks and Defamation
Seven Network is suing former Spotlight producer Taylor Auerbach for allegedly leaking confidential information and disparaging the network following a dispute with colleague Steve Jackson, claiming his actions were motivated by "hate", while Auerbach claims self-defense against false accusations.
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56% Bias Score

Secret Recording Admitted in Roberts-Smith Defamation Appeal
A secret recording of journalist Nick McKenzie discussing Ben Roberts-Smith's legal strategy with a witness in Roberts-Smith's defamation trial has been admitted as evidence in his appeal, potentially impacting the trial's outcome and raising questions about journalistic ethics.

Secret Recording Admitted in Roberts-Smith Defamation Appeal
A secret recording of journalist Nick McKenzie discussing Ben Roberts-Smith's legal strategy with a witness in Roberts-Smith's defamation trial has been admitted as evidence in his appeal, potentially impacting the trial's outcome and raising questions about journalistic ethics.
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44% Bias Score
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