WSJ: News Corp has identified journalist who ordered hacking of Milly Dowler mobile
The Wall Street Journal has some intriguing new detail today about the hacking of murdered teenager Milly Dowler’s phone by…
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NUJ: Media organisations should resist political pressure to hand over riot footage
The NUJ has urged journalists to resist political pressure to hand over footage and images which could be used to…
BySJA: Football accreditation deal would make the sports journalist ‘an unpaid PR’
The Sports Journalists’ Association has warned that journalists could become “unpaid PRs” if the top football leagues succeed in their…
ByGuardian journalists adopt privacy principles drawn up by former spy chief
The Guardian has adopted a new set of principles for journalists to follow when deciding whether or not to breach…
ByResearch shows cosy relationship between police and press is a myth
The phone-hacking scandal has led to the popular myth that journalists enjoy too cosy a relationship with the police. In…
ByMetro notes Guardian journalist David Leigh’s 2006 phone-hacking admission
Metro’s political editor John Higginson has highlighted an article in The Guardian from 2006 in which the paper’s investigations executive…
ByHeather Mills: ‘There is no honest way Piers Morgan could have obtained my phone message’
Heather Mills has told Newsnight that she is convinced that the Daily Mirror had “gone into” her phone voicemail messages…
ByDaily Telegraph libel claimant condemns paper for ‘smokescreen’ and ‘failure to do the right thing’
Sarah Thornton, the author who last week won £65,000 from the Telegraph over a book review by Lynn Barber, has…
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