The disturbing email set out below has been sent to a number of our supporters by a Mr Alan Partridge from Norwich. Now, everyone is entitled to their views and to express…

by Brian Cathcart Does it show double standards to condemn David Miranda’s detention without criticising the arrest of journalists suspected of illegal phone hacking and bribery? There are news organisations that want us to…

By David Hass and Dr Evan Harris Alarm about the detention of David Miranda under anti-terror legislation has been met with accusations of hypocrisy. It has been claimed that to condemn Miranda’s…

Guest blog by Tom Rowland  Last week’s announcement of the ‘A’ level results provided an opportunity for sections of the press to indulge a pet obsession of bashing media studies as an…

Guest blog by Joan Smith   I gave evidence to the Leveson Inquiry in November 2011. The report was published a year later, in November 2012. Nine months later, in August 2013,…

By Nicholas Jones When the News of the World phone hacking trial opens at the Old Bailey in early September, it will highlight one of the great taboos of British journalism. How…

Guest blog by Tom Rowland It is an evening in late November 2011 and I am to be found glass of champagne in one hand, a catalogue in the other, in the amiable…

Steve Coogan’s shock pledge to match donations from public Dear Friends, Hacked Off has been remarkably successful in representing the victims of press abuse since the Leveson Inquiry was established.  In the face…

Guest blog: Jane Winter, human rights campaigner, whose confidential emails were hacked  at the behest of journalists, believes that readers could have a much greater role to play. Ever since I became a…

A fresh perspective next week on the Hacked Off blog: We’ll hear directly from victims of press intrusion and get their personal views on the long wait for action in the campaign…