Press Association appeals rapist’s anonymity order
The Court of Appeal has reserved its decision in a case in which the Press Association is arguing that a…
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Leveson warned: ‘Don’t read last rites on an industry’
Publishers used their submissons on the closing day of the Leveson Inquiry yesterday to urge the judge not to overburden…
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New PCC could control ads, press cards and PA access
The main press owners are proposing to lock publishers into a new system of press regulation by making membership a…
By Press owners launch bid to stop new state controls
Press owners this morning sought to stave off new statutory controls on the newspaper and magazine industry by asking Lord…
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Man wins privacy ruling over son’s divorce case
A man who feared that publicity about his son's divorce case would embarrass him, damage his career and possibly put…
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Exaro: Showing investigations can pay in a digital world
A new website is seeking to recreate the golden age of Fleet Street investigative journalism in the digital age. Exaro,…
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PA challenge allows reporting of divorce ‘house arrest’
The media was able to report the case of a woman embroiled in a divorce battle who overturned a court…
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Associated Press strike over pension dispute called off
The NUJ and BECTU unions have called off their threatened strike action at Associated Press after an ‘eleventh-hour’intervention by management.…
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