Four journalists appear in court accused of hacking and illegal payments at The Sun and News of the World
Four journalists appeared in court this morning accused of involvement in phone-hacking and making illegal payments at The Sun and…
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Beyond Contempt: How Peter Jukes invented a new way of funding court reporting and found himself investigated by the press
Over eight months of live Tweeting Peter Jukes covered every moment of the hacking trial. He has now gathered all…
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‘Can we hack their voicemail? That’s kind of how journalism worked in those days’ – extract from Beyond Contempt
Peter Jukes covered every day of the eight-month hacking trial in copious detail on Twitter backed by crowdfunded donations. His…
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NoW phone-hackers Miskiw and Thurlbeck released after 37 days in Belmarsh high security prison
Convicted News of the World phone-hackers Neville Thurlbeck and Greg Miskiw have been released after serving 37 days of their…
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Former MoS editor Peter Wright: Roy Greenslade is wrong to say I withheld information about phone-hacking from the PCC
Former Mail on Sunday editor Peter Wright (pictured) has rejected a Guardian report claiming that he withheld information about phone-hacking…
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How News of the World private investigator Glenn Mulcaire ‘blagged’ medical records and phone contacts
Below is an extract from Independent on Sunday deputy editor James Hanning's new book, The News Machine: Hacking, The Untold…
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Nick Davies: The bad guys hate me… but most journalists are decent people and are glad I exposed phone-hacking
Having previously interviewed Nick Davies on the phone, met him subsequently and spoken about that interview, posed for a photograph…
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Nick Davies: ‘Appalling’ decision to close News of the World was down to BSkyB bid – not Milly Dowler hacking revelation
Nick Davies, the journalist who broke the phone-hacking scandal, has described the decision to close down the News of the…
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