Why UK tabloids would not have outed Rebel Wilson
The Sydney Morning Herald feels about 40 years out of date in its approach to the news Rebel Wilson is…
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Cloak of secrecy around rape-arrest MP is wrong say Sun and Mirror editors
The editors of the Sun and Mirror newspapers have condemned creeping privacy laws that left the media unable to name…
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Why the Tory MP arrested on suspicion of rape has not been named in the media
A Tory MP has been arrested on suspicion of rape – but has not yet been identified by either the…
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UK publishers say ‘Bill of Rights’ should curb privacy claims and tackle SLAPPs
A coalition of national newspaper publishers has called on the Government to introduce a requirement for privacy claimants to prove…
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Google Topics: A close look at search giant’s new plan to replace publisher cookies
Ad industry executives have described Google Topics, the tech giant’s new interest-based advertising proposal, as a “step in the right…
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Meghan to receive ‘substantial’ copyright and £1 privacy damages from Mail On Sunday publisher
The publisher of The Mail On Sunday has agreed to pay the Duchess of Sussex £1 nominal damages for misuse…
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The latest court victory over the Mail on Sunday from Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, has prompted an outcry from…
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Meghan’s letter to father ‘written with public consumption in mind’, Mail on Sunday appeal hears
UPDATE: Mail on Sunday loses appeal and Meghan calls to ‘reshape a tabloid industry’ The Duchess of Sussex’s letter to…
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