Lords slam government inaction on SLAPPs, calling for action by summer
The government last week ruled out immediate legislation, saying SLAPPs were a "complex area".
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Open web group says Google Sandbox ‘governance framework’ lets it ‘mark its own homework’
Google has proposed implementing consultation periods and appeals processes around its Privacy Sandbox tech.
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Daily Mail wins European Court appeal over £822k costs payout to terror suspect
Mail publishers argued its rights under the European Convention were breached.
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Secrecy around UK gun police threatens open justice say editors and reporters
The Society of Editors and Crime Reporters Association sought assurances the plan will not set a new precedent.
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Sun editor Victoria Newton felt ‘quite lonely’ during Huw Edwards story scandal
Newton believes it was BBC News coverage that led to The Sun being "vilified" for its reporting.
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Dan Wootton: Daily Mirror follows Guardian with privacy payout and apology
Mirror says it was wrong to report on police investigation against Dan Wootton.
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‘Responsible journalism’: Why UK publishers have not used Kate picture
Why UK newspapers and broadcasters have not used Princess Kate picture published by TMZ.
By Guardian makes apology and payment to Dan Wootton after privacy complaint
Commentator Marina Purkiss now also facing privacy complaint over Dan Wootton social media post.
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