Independent plagiarism row: Johann Hari hangs on to his job
Award-winning columnist IndependentJohann Hari is to be reinstated next year despite admitting to plagiarism and using a pseudonym to make…
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London 2012 Olympic shame: How the local press have been locked out of the games
The UK regional press may comprise more than 1,200 titles serving at least 33m readers a week – but so…
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Tom Crone versus Parliament: Detailed transcript of a bruising encounter
Colin Myler and Tom Crone face MPs on the House of Commons Culture Media Sport Select Committee, Tuesday 6 September…
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As Leveson Inquiry gets underway, MPs put News International execs on the rack again
As the Leveson Inquiry into press standards and phone-hacking got underway – MPs again interrogated former News of the World…
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Irish Post demise linked to changing community
The overnight disappearance of the British-based Irish Post from the ranks of our newspapers may not rank as highly in…
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Stuart Kuttner, Private Eye and a police corruption scandal which cost Ladbrokes £200m a year
The revelations of the latest dirty tricks at the News of the World have brought it all flooding back: Fleet…
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Two documents which have come back to haunt News International
Two documents have come back to haunt James Murdoch and News International: the “For Neville” emai” and Clive Goodman’s letter…
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Consumer magazine ABCs: Total circulation up, but newsstand and subscriptions down
While total circulation of the UK’s 271 ABC-audited consumer magazines went up in the first six months of this year…
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