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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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Section 40, a legal tool designed to induce publishers to sign up to Impress, was repealed in May.
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5Pillars censured over podcast promoting ‘hatred and abuse’ of Jews and LGBT people
Impress issues ruling over interview with far-right political figure Mark Collett.
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Impress: Regulation, arbitration and complaints resolution
Impress strives to foster a society bound by a collective commitment to truth
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Press regulator Impress forced to correct misleading accounts
Impress apologised "for any confusion caused" by its financial statement.
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Media Bill to repeal Leveson–inspired Section 40 and create Broadcast Code for streamers
The never-activated clause would make publishers pay both sides' costs if they are sued.
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Impress launches new standards code with lower discrimination threshold and AI future-proofing
"We know that there's significant alienation going on right now because of that toxic news environment.”
By Impress promotes head of regulation to CEO
Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana will succeed current CEO Ed Procter, who has led Impress since 2020.
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