‘At the boundaries of what is acceptable’, but Ofcom rules in favour of Sky News over canoe-man hacking
Media regulator Ofcom has ruled that Sky News did not breach the broadcasting code by hacking into the emails of…
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Sun and ITV defend ‘public interest’ in showing Woolwich terror video Sky judged too ‘distressing’
News organisations have defended their decisions to broadcast controversial video footage shot in the immediate aftermath of the Woolwich terror…
By Times political reporter Anushka Asthana moves to Sky News
The Times chief political reporter Anushka Asthana has moved to Sky News as political correspondent. Asthana has worked in The…
By CPS rules that Sky News email hacking of canoe-man John Darwin was in the public interest
The Crown Prosecution Service has said that journalists can hack emails in the “public interest” dropping the case against Sky…
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‘This is a new one’: Sky’s Mark Stone arrested live on air in Tiananmen Square
“This is a new one,” said Sky News correspondent Mark Stone as he was bundled unceremoniously into the back of…
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Daily Telegraph news editor Matthew Bayley joins Sky News
Daily Telegraph news editor Matthew Bayley is leaving the broadsheet to become head of specialist journalism at Sky News. The…
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Sky News Arabia Twitter accounts hacked by ‘Syrian Electronic Army’
Sky News Arabia’s Twitter and Facebook accounts were targeted by hackers last night, the broadcaster has revealed. A group calling…
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Sky News colleagues pay tribute to ‘outstanding role model and mentor’ – producer Mark O’Leary
Sky News colleagues have paid tribute to senior sports producer Mark O’Leary who died of cancer just before Christmas aged…
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