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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City firm may have been phone-hacking target
City of London executives may have been phone-hacking targets, it emerged today. According to City AM, public relations firm Citigate…
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Mirror lawyers launch internal investigation into four phone-hacking claims
Trinity Mirror’s new chief executive Simon Fox has confirmed the company’s lawyers have launched an internal investigation into four allegations…
By Independent: ‘Senior Mirror figure paid up to £175 for voicemail pin codes’
The Independent reports today that it is holding evidence that a senior individual at Mirror Group Newspapers regularly paid a…
By Former MoD employee and serving member of armed forces arrested in Elveden probe
Officers from Operation Elveden arrested two people in the Rotherham area of South Yorkshire this morning – bringing the total…
By Trinity Mirror faces four phone-hacking cases at the High Court
Four people are taking action against the publishers of the Daily Mirror over alleged phone hacking, it has emerged. Media…
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Sunday Times warns Leveson: Don’t let the death of a free press become your legacy
The Sunday Times reported yesterday that Lord Justice Leveson is now "widely expected" to recommend some form of "light touch"…
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