Appeal judge rejects ‘fanciful’ challenge from publishers to press regulation Royal Charter
Press publishers have lost their bid to continue a legal battle over the rejection of their version of a Royal…
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Track record of new IPSO chair Sir Alan Moses shows he will be no industry stooge
The FT has already bailed out of UK press self regulation. The appointment of distinguished judge Sir Alan Moses today…
By Top judge Sir Alan Moses is first chairman of new IPSO press regulator
Court of Appeal judge Sir Alan Moses is to be the first chairman of the Independent Press Standards Organisation it…
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Culture Secretary sees no further role for Government in press regulation
New Culture Secretary Sajid Javid (pictured above:Reuters) has said that he sees no further role for the Government in the…
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No Telegraph or Mail representatives on board of funding body for new IPSO press regulator
The directors have been named for a body which will hold the purse strings and help decide appointments to new…
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FT favours one rule for itself, and another for everyone else, when it comes to press regulation
The Financial Times “supports efforts to create a more robust system of independent regulation for the industry in the wake…
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Financial Times opts out of IPSO regulator in favour of its own system
The Financial Times will not be joining new press regulator IPSO – the Independent Press Standards Organisation – editor Lionel…
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Choice of IPSO chair could sway Guardian and Independent decision to join new press regulator
Two of the rebel national publishers who have so far refused to sign up to the Independent Press Standards Organisation…
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