Corrections, Clarifications

We create and edit our journalism in ways aimed at anticipating problem areas, reducing mistakes, and correcting them as quickly and transparently as we can. We maintain an online corrections page that makes it easy for the audience to report errors. We provide timely response, clear corrections, and prominent acknowledgment that a mistake was made and addressed. We credit the authors and creators of the various forms of journalism we publish. We apply appropriate scrutiny to work by staff and contributing writers to prevent plagiarism, intentional or otherwise. We do not intentionally mislead with words or images. We do not deliberately deceive as we gather information. If you see a mistake, please let us know.

Four Things People Miss About Newspapers and What Can Be Done About it
CORRECTION: Julie Weatherbee was incorrectly described in an earlier version of this report as a librarian and as a founder of Arbor Update.

Alaskan Caribou Massacre Exposes Cultural Divide
CORRECTION: The original version of this post stated that the locals used snowmobiles to hunt the caribou. That has been corrected.

High Cost, Low Quality Plague Newspaper Video Efforts
CORRECTION: The original version of this post presumed that themorningcall.com has not sold pre-roll advertising on its videos. That has been corrected, and additional information about the advertising arrangement has been added.

Next Steps for Downie-Schudson: 'Mutualizing' News about News
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article misidentified the university working on market-based scenarios for supporting journalism.