Impress could lose Royal Charter recognition following anti-press tweets by board members
The body set up to oversee press regulation in the UK has said Impress could lose its recognition as an…
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Press regulator Impress bans own chief executive from dealing with major Fleet Street publishers after anti-press tweets
Press regulator Impress has largely banned three of its own board members and its chief executive from dealing with major…
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Byline Media facing legal action from journalist for recovery of £2,500 libel damages awarded by Impress arbitrator
Legal action to force payment of £2,500 in libel damages has begun against Byline Media just a month after it…
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Impress-brokered libel payout in Rice versus Byline leaves neither side happy and shows drawback for publishers of arbitration
The first libel arbitration settlement brokered by press regulator Impress has left neither side happy and set a precedent which…
By Byline Media ordered to pay journalist Dennis Rice £2,500 under first libel arbitration from regulator Impress
The arbitration arm of press regulator Impress has concluded its first complaint and ordered website Byline to pay £2,500 in…
By Royal Charter-backed press regulator Impress tackles freebies, incitement and plagiarism in standards code
Royal Charter-backed press regulator Impress has launched its own standards code with new rules covering attribution, incitement of hatred, sources…
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Sir Harold Evans on ‘disgraceful’ Google and Facebook and his support for Section 40/Impress
Former Sunday Times editor Sir Harold Evans has branded Facebook and Google “disgraceful” for their failure to tackle the spread…
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Labour’s Tom Watson given £500,000 by press reform campaigner Max Mosley
Tom Watson MP has received donations worth £500,000 from Max Mosley in less than a year. The latest official records…
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