Labour peer in confidentiality court fight with Telegraph, TBIJ and Open Democracy
Jusan Technologies has sued the three media companies for libel.
ByThe Bureau of Investigative Journalism
New era for transparency in family court reporting begins with pilot scheme
The scheme, launched Monday, will allow freer family court reporting in three UK cities.
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Guardian and Daily Mail editors unite to demand action over legal bullying of media
Editors from the Guardian, Times, Mail, Telegraph, i, Sun and others have unified against SLAPPs.
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Work hard, be confident, avoid silos and give it ten weeks: Top audio tips from Publisher Podcast Summit
Give it ten weeks, exude confidence, avoid silos and don’t be afraid to make heavy use of post-it notes. These…
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Missing journalist Dom Phillips: Personal items found and family accept he is ‘no longer with us’
[UPDATE: Dom Phillips appears to be 16th UK journalist killed doing their job since 2000 as bodies reportedly found] Update…
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SLAPP cases that get to court are ‘just the tip of the iceberg’ of journalist intimidation
The impact of the wealthy using SLAPP cases to intimidate journalists is much worse in the UK than people realise…
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‘Tenacity’ of Bureau journalists earns open justice reminder to judges
Civil judges across England and Wales have been reminded of the importance of open justice after a Bureau of Investigative…
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TBIJ launches People’s Newsroom to boost community journalism and improve diversity
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism has launched an ambitious project to address what it sees as UK journalism’s broken business…
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