TBIJ, Open Democracy and Bristol Cable join press regulator Impress
Impress says the new members are "three of the most innovative publishers" in the UK.
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Sky Bet reprimanded by ICO over unlawful cookie usage
ICO also said cookie usage at 99 of the top 100 websites is now compliant.
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Dyson abandons Channel 4 News libel claim
Channel 4 News was "determined to defend its fair, accurate and duly impartial reporting".
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Daily Telegraph tops the table for most Editors’ Code breaches in 2023
There were 8,045 complaints made in 2023, down from 36,658 in 2022.
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Sun editor Victoria Newton felt ‘quite lonely’ during Huw Edwards story scandal
Newton believes it was BBC News coverage that led to The Sun being "vilified" for its reporting.
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Buzzfeed sends ‘cease and desist’ letter over AI aggregator’s logo
Trending Now accused of copyright infringement with its logo.
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‘SLAPP’ libel action against TBIJ dropped after two years
Open Democracy and The Telegraph have also settled libel claims brought by Jusan Technologies Ltd.
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Sun publisher agrees to searches over allegations of security threat invented to justify ’email wiping’
Preliminary hearing held over claims brought by Tom Watson and Sir Vince Cable.
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