Press Gazette magazine: Time to end the cutting culture
Sometimes you have to have to amputate a limb to save the patient – at least that’s what editors tell…
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Daily Star apologises over Peaches Geldof sex splash
The Daily Star has apologised to Peaches Geldof after suggesting in a headline that she provided sex for money. The…
ByOpening family courts is not all good news for press
The Government decision to admit journalists to family courts as of April is not all good news for the press,…
ByCFAs a matter of economic life and death
In the good years the huge libel fees levied against news organisations under Conditional Fee Agreement rules may have been…
ByGuardian launches tax inquiry undeterred by Tesco libel
Undeterred by its costly libel battle with Tesco – The Guardian today launches a major investigation into the tax avoidance…
BySecret inquests may be back on government agenda
Plans to exclude the press from inquests could be revived, The Guardian reports today. The coroners and justice bill is…
ByCensors wanted to sue Irish Times for libel
An Irish government body responsible for censoring newspapers had considered suing the Irish Times for libel in 1956 over a…
ByMax Mosley privacy case opens in Germany in new year
It provided some colourful news copy here in the UK this summer – now motorsport boss Max Mosley is preparing…
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