Hasta La Creative!

When the Sunil Tripathi rumor went viral after the Boston Marathon bombing, it laid bare the dysfunctional codependence between new and old media.

Two days earlier, NBC said it would make a four-hour mini-series on Ms. Clinton

Hamas closed news media offices and a television production company for what it called the spreading of false reports and working for Israeli television.

A fledging Web site seeks to offer South Africa the kind of journalistic fact-checking that is a fixture in America with sites like FactCheck.org.

Kate O’Brian, who spent 30 years working for ABC, has been named president of the forthcoming international news channel financed by the emir of Qatar.

Ms. Thomas covered every president from John F. Kennedy to Barack Obama, but her career ended ignominiously over remarks she made about Israeli Jews.

Mr. Olbermann, a versatile anchor who ended a stormy tenure at the cable giant 16 years ago, said he would host a late-night sports show on ESPN2.

Preliminary ratings show that from 10 to 11 p.m. on Saturday, Fox News and CNN each attracted more than three million viewers, and MSNBC had about 1.3 million.

The British Parliament called on Rupert Murdoch to discuss recorded comments he made to journalists and newspaper executives in March about the culture of paying off police.

A Harvard law professor testified that WikiLeaks performed a legitimate journalistic function when Pfc. Bradley Manning gave it vast archives of secret government files.