December 14, 2021 Online Safety Bill needs 'stronger' protections for news publisher content, MPs and peers say
January 11, 2021 Tech platforms now editors says Hancock as Trump banned from social media and Parler switched off by Amazon
February 27, 2020 Ofcom says it would not seek to 'curtail' news websites' editorial freedom if made online regulator
February 20, 2020 Ex-Culture Committee chairman slams Facebook regulation proposals as 'too little too late'
July 4, 2019 News industry fears over draft child data protections 'unfounded', says Information Commissioner
June 4, 2019 Proposed online safety laws pose threat to freedom of expression in UK, campaign group claims
May 8, 2019 Culture Secretary bids to bring new internet safety laws before Parliament after summer recess
November 19, 2018 Tech giants should pay levy to fund independent watchdog tasked with tackling 'fake news', report suggests
October 24, 2018 Culture Secretary Jeremy Wright says levy on tech giants 'worth considering' and could fund new internet regulator
October 11, 2018 Employment tribunal set to hear intern's minimum wage case against Monocle next year
September 18, 2018 Ofcom says 'boundaries between broadcasting and online world are being redrawn' as it weighs in on regulation of tech giants
July 16, 2018 News consumers are pursuing 'quantity over depth' as they are 'overwhelmed' by 24-hour news cycle, Ofcom research shows
March 31, 2014 IPSO launch delayed until June as panel trawls 'large number' of applications for board
October 21, 2013 Cabinet minister says 'perfectly acceptable' for press to ignore politicians' press regulation Royal Charter
July 3, 2013 Privy Council will only look at newspaper industry press regulation Royal Charter next week
June 13, 2013 Harriet Harman calls for 15 per cent cap on media ownership alongside 'fit and proper person' test
GMS Freelance On-Air Broadcast Correspondent, AP
Life and Trends Reporter, Newsweek
Editor/Content Manager, The Lincolnite/Stonebow Media