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Lord Justice Leveson announces details of public inquiry
Lord Justice Leveson has announced details of the first part of a public inquiry to be held into the relationship between the press and public, the press and politicians and the press…
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Inquiry facts
Information about the Leveson Inquiry, including Terms of Reference and the panel
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Victims of hacking
Alleged victims of phone hacking, as identified so far by police
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Phone Hacking and the Closure of the “News of the World”
This post is cross-posted from the INFORRM blog By Brian Cathcart The phone hacking scandal has claimed its latest and greatest victim to date: the “News of the World” itself. It was…
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News of the World: the paper that died of shame?
By Brian Cathcart Actually, no. The News of the World, now closed after 168 years, didn’t die of shame. It has folded because its owners, News International, are desperate to protect themselves…
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The phone-hacking inquiry must have teeth
By Brian Cathcart – this post was first published on the Guardian’s Comment is Free on Wednesday 6th July Only a full inquiry with wide-ranging powers can uncover the truth behind the…
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Launching a campaign for a public inquiry into phone hacking
By Brian Cathcart – this post was first published at Index on Censorship on Monday 4th July If anyone still believed that the phone hacking scandal was “just” about celebrities, the allegation that…
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Official Hacked Off blog
This is the official Hacked Off blog where you will be able to find news and information about the campaign for a public inquiry into phone hacking. The blog will launch at…
