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Press Gazette has for many years now been an outspoken critic of Conditional Fee Agreements in libel cases. But the…
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Broadcaster Mariella Frostrup is suing the Sunday Times over the claim made in an interview with Salman Rushdie that she…
ByGlenn Mulcaire ordered by judge to name News of the World journalists
Former News of the World private investigator Glenn Mulcaire has been ordered to answer questions about which staffers on the…
BySociety of Editors Conference: Full coverage on Press Gazette from Sunday night
Press Gazette will be relocating to Glasgow for the duration of the Society of Editors conference this weekend and bringing…
ByJames Murdoch: We need to find new ways of managing copyright
News Corp Europe and Asia boss James Murdoch has called for new ways to be found of enforcing copyright in…
ByShadrake Singapore sentencing delayed by a week
British journalist Alan Shadrake is going to have to wait another week to find out what his sentence is after…
By‘Premier League player’ to be unmasked by judge
High Court judge Mr Justice Tugendhat will later this month unveil the identity of a man – reported to be…
ByInjunction stops anti-gay campaign in Ugandan local newspaper
A new local newspaper in Uganda as been ordered by a judge to stop publishing the names and photos of…
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