John Kampfner: Libel reform campaign isn’t a ‘big media’ proxy
Who could possibly improve on the assessment of Justice Minister Lord McNally? England’s libel laws are, he said, ‘not fit…
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Interactive timeline on phone-hacking and the News of the World
Four years after Goodman and Mulcaire did their time for illegally listening to voicemail messages, the row over phone-hacking at…
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Tommy Sheridan: All the coverage from his ten-week perjury trial
The Tommy and Gail Sheridan perjury trial led to ten weeks of fascinating courtroom drama as the former Scottish Socialist…
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Cricket enthusiasts and old hands buy Wisden Cricketer
The Wisden Cricketer magazine has been sold to a group of cricket enthusiast by BSkyB for an undisclosed sum. The…
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Wikileaks and Julian Assange: All our coverage so far
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is set to spend Christmas at the Suffolk home of Frontline Club founder Vaughan Smith after…
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IPC Media’s great magazine sell off: 20 titles sold in just ten weeks
IPC Media announced yesterday it had ended the ‘divestment process’that led it to sell off 20 magazines over the course…
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‘Students, don’t get swept up in cynicism about journalism’s future’
Student journalists may have been given a battering at the Society of Editors Conference last month but they shouldn’t be…
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Meltwater versus the NLA: Legal battle with ‘dramatic implications for internet ecosystem’
Media monitoring company Meltwater says its High Court defeat against the Newspaper Licensing Agency could have “dramatic implications for the…
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