Press must sharpen up on ethics training to avoid collapse of self regulation
The telling thing for me about Glenn Mulcaire’s statement yesterday, made in the wake of reports that he had hacked the…
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Advertisers Ford and NPower reviewing their position with News of the World
Two major advertisers are reviewing their position with the News of the World in the light of the Milly Dowler…
ByCampaign launched for public inquiry into phone-hacking
The Media Standards Trust is tomorrow set to launch a campaign for a public inquiry into phone-hacking at the News…
ByMilly Dowler phone-hack allegations place Rebekah Brooks’ job in jeopardy
Follow @domponsford It is difficult to imagine a more damaging story for the News of the World than yesterday’s revelation…
ByKent Messenger’s Geraldine Allinson appointed Newspaper Society president
Following in the footsteps of her father and grandfather, Kent Messenger chairman Geraldine Allinson was today appointed the new president…
ByVeteran broadcaster David Dunseith dies aged 76
Award-winning journalists David Dunseith, best known as the host of BBC Radio Ulster’s Talk Back programme, has died. Dunseith grew…
ByAugust edition Journalism Jobs Round-up
BUSINESS TO BUSINESS British Baker is seeking an editor. You will have B2B journalism experience with excellent writing skills. Job location:…
ByFrench journalists released by Taliban
Two French television journalists have returned home after being kidnapped by the Taliban and held hostage for 547 days. Cameraman…
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