£1m fines unlikely under IPSO, says chair Moses: Successful regulation won’t be established by manic firing of big bazooka
Newspapers are unlikely to be hit with £1m fines by the new watchdog regulating the press, its chairman has said.…
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IPSO chair Sir Alan Moses: ‘A fearless press can also be a fair press’
This is the speech of Sir Alan Moses, chair of the Independent Press Standards Organisation, for last night's Society of…
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Telegraph’s Murdoch MacLennan and Mail editor Dacre take press regulation roles – Royal Charter Recognition Panel named
Telegraph Media Group chief executive Murdoch MacLennan (pictured) has joined the body which holds the purse strings for new press…
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‘We didn’t get it right’: Sun to give ‘especial consideration’ to child front pages after ‘devil boy’ IPSO complaint
The Sun has said it "didn't get it right" with a front page story reporting on a four-year-old boy with…
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Sir Alan Moses’ comments over Mirror sexting sting suggest IPSO could be the Independent Press Sanitisation Organisation
Who needs Hacked Off, Lord Justice Leveson and the Royal Charter when the tabloid-haters have got Sir Alan Moses and…
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Gerry McCann condemns Sunday Times and ‘sham regulator’ IPSO after £55k libel payout
Gerry McCann (pictured right, Reuters), the father of Madeleine McCann, has claimed “absolutely nothing” has changed in the newspaper industry…
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Chairman of the Independent Press Standards Organisation Sir Alan Moses said subterfuge should only be used as a "last resort"…
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Mirror editor Lloyd Embley said public interest was ‘nailed on’ to undercover sexting sting with Tory MP
Sunday Mirror editor in chief Lloyd Embley has said there was a “nailed on public interest” to its story yesterday…
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