Rusbridger: Wikileaks stories helped fuel Arab revolts
— VIdeo: Watch Alan Rusbridger accept the award Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger said his paper’s coverage of leaked US embassy…
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Alleged MP phone hacking ‘may be contempt’
Hacking into MPs’ phones could amount to contempt of Parliament, a Commons committee found today. The finding came in a…
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Parliament backs limits on council-run newspapers
New guidelines aimed at limiting the frequency of local authority-produced newspapers to a maximum of four a year have been…
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Yates of the Yard: ‘I did not protect News of the World’
Senior Scotland Yard officer John Yates insisted today he did not try to protect News of the World journalists from…
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The draft Defamation Bill: What’s in it and what it means for journalists
The most wide-ranging review of defamation law in England and Wales for more than a century could help Britain lose…
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Journalists run the gauntlet to report on Libyan conflict
The Libyan conflict has proved to by far the most dangerous phase of the Arab-nation revolts for British journalists. Three…
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Rupert Murdoch turns 80 poised to reinvent journalism again
Rupert Murdoch may turn 80 today – but he still appears to be playing the long game. A ten-year deal…
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