OpenAI asks New York Times to disclose reporters’ notes in ‘vindictive’ legal move
New York Times warns of "chilling effect" on reporting if OpenAI forces disclosure of journalistic materials.
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NUJ to take part in tribunal over claims of covert surveillance of journalists
Lawyer says if protection of journalists' sources is compromised, "who would risk being a source?"
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Disappointment for publishers as Artificial Intelligence Bill missing from King’s Speech
Copyright reform protecting rights-holders like publishers "urgently needed", David Buttle writes.
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Harry versus The Sun: Eight-week trial expected to start in January 2025
Some 42 people have live legal claims against The Sun publisher.
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Dale Vince libel claim against Daily Mail publisher thrown out by High Court
Judge says Vince's case against the Mail was "bound to fail".
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UK media facing ‘extreme legal hurdles’, top lawyer warns
Caoilfhionn Gallagher KC praises recent investigations by the FT, Sunday Times and Evening Standard.
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Threat of Welsh council tax notices reform that sparked newspaper revenue fears is over
Public notice income provides a lifeline to local newspapers - but not all publishers benefit.
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Impress opens up dispute resolution service to all publishers and others
Section 40, a legal tool designed to induce publishers to sign up to Impress, was repealed in May.
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