Google says paying publishers to appear in search could undermine trust
Google’s UK public policy manager has said paying news publishers for their content to appear in search results could undermine…
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IPSO v Impress: Ten years after Leveson, how are the press ‘watchmen’ faring?
“Who watches the watchmen?” This was the question Brian Leveson sought to answer with his massive 2012 investigation and report…
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Regulator says Skwawkbox and Canary don’t incite hate after anti-Semitism investigation
Press regulator Impress has found left-wing news sites The Canary and Skwawkbox do “not rise to the level” of inciting…
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Public Interest News Foundation says it has ‘set model’ for what charitable journalism could look like
Grant funding “has to be part of the long-term picture for journalism”, according to the head of the Public Interest…
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Impress founder Jonathan Heawood is moving to head up a foundation for public interest news, which is funded by the…
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Press regulator backs campaigner Gina Miller over Brexit article that led to online abuse
Businesswoman and campaigner Gina Miller was subjected to online abuse after a right-leaning news website wrongly claimed she tried again…
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New online safety laws pose ‘profound dangers to press freedom’, warn UK media groups
The Government’s proposed online safety laws pose “profound dangers to press freedom” and could create “unintended consequences for freedom of…
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Tom Watson loses complaint against Skwawkbox after mobile number published in article
Press regulator Impress has cleared Skwawkbox of privacy and harassment breaches after Labour Party deputy leader Tom Watson complained that…
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