Cameron: Leveson Inquiry is no threat to press freedom
Prime Minister David Cameron yesterday insisted the Leveson Inquiry into phone-hacking and media standards was not a ‘hideous threat’to press…
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Boris Johnson backs Dacre in press regulation debate
London Mayor Boris Johnson came out in support of Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre yesterday and defended the right of…
ByGuardian denies report that it is set to open a shop
The Guardian has denied a report that it is planning to open a shop. The Telegraph reported today: “Guardian News…
ByResources from axed Guardian international edition transferred to digital projects
Editorial resources from The Guardian’s axed international edition are to be focused on digital projects such as the iPad edition,…
ByNews Corp shareholder revolt grows ahead of Friday’s AGM
The shareholder revolt at News Corp is growing ahead of Friday’s AGM – with some major players reportedly joining the…
ByVideo: Paul Dacre and Kelvin MacKenzie address the Leveson Inquiry
The full video from the second Leveson Inquiry seminar held in London on 12 October has now gone online. The…
ByIndependent: Surrey Police knew about Dowler phone-hacking in 2002
The Independent today reports that Surrey Police detectives may have known that News of the World journalists hacked Milly Dowler’s…
ByGuardian launches iPad app for £9.99 a month (video)
The Guardian today launched an iPad app which will be free for the first three months – thanks to sponsorship…
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