Privacy, injunctions and the UK press: an interactive timeline
Amid the furore this week over the naming off Ryan Giggs as the footballer at the centre of a Twitter…
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Vanessa Perroncel ‘comes out against footballers using injunctions’
Vanessa Perroncel, the woman at the centre of the storm which erupted earlier this year around then England football captain…
ByF1 chief Max Mosley sues News of the World over privacy
Max Mosley, the president of Formula One governing body FIA, has begun legal action against the News of the World…
ByNouse: Counselling service admits breach of trust after releasing over 300 emails
Raf Sanchez reports on a potentially catastrophic blunder from admin staff at York University: Minutes after the mistake was made…
ByAshley Alexandra Dupré an online music hit as US media use MySpace pictures
The $4,000 (£2,000) which former New York Governor Elliot Spitzer shelled out for his two-hour tryst in Washington with a…
ByGossip site bans pap pics
UK gossip site Holy Moly, which prides itself on bringing its readers the stories the tabloids dare not print, has…
ByDutch civil servants ‘hacked into newsroom computers’
Four Dutch government officials, accused of hacking into a newsroom’s computer system to see what was being written about them,…
ByCourt rules the public has a right to see Royal wills
Journalists and the public could soon gain the right to examine the Royal family’s wills, following a landmark appeal court…
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