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Press Standards Myth Buster
Press abuse continues – don’t let the corporate press fool you! Download our Press Standards Myth Buster.
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Section 40 Myth Buster
Press abuse victims deserve access to justice. The corporate press are fighting tooth and nail to stop those without power from being protected. Download our Section 40 Myth Buster.
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Front Page Failures
Read how the sham ‘regulator’ IPSO lets the press bury their most flagrant mistakes in our Front Page Failures report.
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Should Section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act 2013 be in force by now? – Christopher Whitmey
The following is a guest post and originally appeared on Inforrm’s Blog – it is republished with thanks. On 23 June 2017 the Department of Culture Media and Sport replied to a Freedom of Information…
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Seamus Milne and the ‘Mystery Blonde’: Five years after Leveson the press still ignores privacy – Hugh Tomlinson QC
On Tuesday 11 July 2017, the Times ran a story under the headline “Corbyn adviser Seamus Milne in clinch ‘with lawyer’”. The story was illustrated by long lens photographs of Mr Milne and…
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26 Front Page Failures
We have identified 26 front-page stories that even IPSO accepted contained a code breach. Watch and share our Front Page Failures video featuring some of these stories and help spread the…
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Mirror phone hacking: don’t let them fool you, most victims were ordinary people
By Brian Cathcart Famous targets get the headlines but three-quarters of those illegally hacked by newspapers were people you’ve never heard of. It has become routine: another batch of phone hacking victims…
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Dacre v Byline: A blustering bully falls silent
By Brian Cathcart On 10 March lawyers acting for the editor of the Daily Mail and two of his colleagues wrote to the crowdfunded journalism site Byline Media demanding that three…
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“Legs-It” Get a life? Get a better Regulator.
The Daily Mail has told critics of its “Legs-It” front page to “get a life” as the story was slammed as sexist and out of touch but the real story is how…
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Compare and Contrast: Multiple examples
Sometimes IPSO ‘mediates’ between a newspaper and a complainant and a newspaper agrees to print a correction or apology without IPSO having to make a decision. Sometimes the complainant will reject the…
