Assange: Don’t shoot the messenger
International governments must not “shoot the messenger” by attacking disclosures by WikiLeaks, its founder Julian Assange said today. Assange –…
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Met pays G20 photographer £30,000 after injury by police
A photographer has received a £30,000 compensation payout and an apology from the Metropolitan Police after losing several teeth when…
ByGuardian investigations editor critical of Times Wikileaks story
The Times published a Wikileaks cable story today that The Guardian deemed too sensitive to use, according to the latter…
ByWikileaks fighting to stay on the internet
Wikileaks was left in a fight to stay on the internet today after the US company which provided its technical…
ByPhilippines: 100 journalist-killers still at large
One year after what the Ampatuan massacre of journalists in the Philippines more than 100 suspects remain at large –…
BySomali pirates, the kidnapped Chandlers and the super injunction
The family of Paul and Rachel Chandler, the couple freed over the weekend after being held by Somali pirates for…
BySociety of Editors Conference: Full coverage on Press Gazette from Sunday night
Press Gazette will be relocating to Glasgow for the duration of the Society of Editors conference this weekend and bringing…
By‘Premier League player’ to be unmasked by judge
High Court judge Mr Justice Tugendhat will later this month unveil the identity of a man – reported to be…
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