Minister drops libel case against Dewsbury Press
International Development Minister Shahid Malik has dropped his libel case against The Press in Dewsbury following an out-of court settlement,…
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Belgian newspapers seek copyright damages from Google
Newspapers in Belgium are seeking €49 million in damages from Google in a copyright case, the Guardian reports today. Copiepress,…
ByFreedom of Information bill for Isle of Man
The Isle of Man could get its own Freedom of Information Act. The chief minister, Tony Brown, told the island’s…
ByRegional publishers renew criticism of BBC local web plans
Regional newspapers have criticised the version of BBC plans to roll out 60 regional news websites. Last week, the BBC…
BySurvey finds levels of trust in journalism are falling
Public trust in journalists is on the wane, according to a YouGov poll published in the British Journalism Review and…
ByMP: Publishing expenses receipts could be ‘grubby and salacious’
Conservative MP David MacLean, who last year sponsored a controversial private member’s bill to exempt Parliament from the Freedom of…
ByExhibition of Stoke Sentinel photographs set to open in June
An exhibition of more than 80 years of pictures by photographers at The Sentinel, Stoke, is is to be opened…
ByPolice PR spending up 13 per cent, FOI survey reveals
Police forces are spending nearly £40 million a year on public relations, a figure that has gone up 13 per…
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