Scottish football blogger faces ‘ban’ after breaking post-match comments embargo
The editor of Scottish football website Scotzine claims that he has had his accreditation revoked by the Scottish FA after…
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On eve of Leveson Inquiry Wendy Deng reveals Tony Blair’s godfather role
With the Leveson Inquiry into phone-hacking and press standards due to get underway tomorrow – fresh questions have been raised…
ByPress standards shake-up needs to crack down on journalistic looters
Reading about the thousands of pounds worth of free stuff accepted by an un-named magazine fashion editor in The Times…
ByHerald Scotland to introduce metered paywall
Newsquest’s Herald & Times, publisher of The Herald and Sunday Herald, has announced plans to introduce a metered subscription charge…
ByNational press fees for freelance football match reports falling
Sports journalist can earn as little as £30 for a Saturday national press match report, with no expenses, according to…
ByWSJ: 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…
ByLaunch of ‘Heffington Post’ at Daily Mail could be ‘weeks away’
Former Daily Telegraph associate editor Simon Heffer is reported to be back at his old paper The Daily Mail and…
BySly Bailey hits back at ‘completely unsubstantiated’ phone-hack allegations
Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey has revealed that Trinity Mirror has sought to bomb-proof itself from the phone-hacking scandal…
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