Trinity Mirror tells hacking claim lawyer to put up or shut up
Trinity Mirror is to demand to see details of four civil cases involving allegations of phone-hacking by journalists at the…
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Andy Coulson appeals over phone-hacking legal costs
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson appeals today against a High Court decision that News Group Newspapers (NGN)…
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News Corp takes another $67m hit on phone-hacking investigations
News Corp has set aside a $67m charge for costs relating to the phone-hacking scandal in its latest set of…
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Reporting the reporters: Interviews with the journalists who covered Leveson
The Leveson Inquiry saw British journalism subject to unprecedented public scrutiny over 97 days of public hearings. Press Gazette asked…
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‘Fleet Street at its best is packed with mischief-makers – and I want that spirit back’
This piece first appeared in the autumn edition of Press Gazette – Journalism Quarterly. To become a subscriber, call 0845…
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Nick Davies: Leveson is being bullied by ‘spoilt’ Fleet Street
Guardian journalist Nick Davies believes Fleet Street is trying to “bully” Lord Justice Leveson and predicts a “dogfight” between the…
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James Murdoch avoids BSkyB revolt
James Murdoch avoided a revolt over his position on the board of BSkyB today, despite the media watchdog calling his…
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FT: Industry plan for reformed system of self regulation needs tweaking but is basically sound
The Financial Times has come out in opposition to statutory underpinning of press regulations – arguing that the “idea of…
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