European Parliament to launch investigative journalism prize named after Daphne Caruana Galizia
The European Parliament is to launch a prize for investigative journalism in memory of murdered Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.…
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European publishers welcome new digital copyright directive passed by EU Parliament
European press publishers have welcomed the passing of a new digital copyright directive that seeks to reinforce the rights of…
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European Parliament backs ‘publishers’ right’ copyright law changes
MEPs have voted in favour of amendments to copyright reform which could shake up the way news content is used…
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Deaths of Slovak and Maltese journalists have cast ‘dark shadow’ over press freedom in Europe, EU parliamentary hearing told
The deaths of two journalists in European Union member states in the past year has created a “stifling affect” on…
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MEPs have voted in favour of amendments to European copyright law that could force digital platforms, such as Google and…
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European Commission pressured by MEPs to protect media from ‘abusive’ high-cost lawsuits
A cross party group of six MEPs have asked the European Commission to introduce legislation protecting independent media against intimidating…
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Guardian whistleblower Ed Snowden nominated for £42k EU prize
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has been nominated for a prestigious peace prize by Green MEPs. Snowden leaked details of GCHQ’s…
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