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Guardian's decision to reject non-Leveson scheme welcome, press proprietors must think again
Responding to the announcement by The Guardian that it has rejected the IPSO scheme proposed by the Press Standards Board of Finance (PressBoF), Professor Brian Cathcart, Executive Director of Hacked Off said:…
August 7, 2013 -
The two faces of the press on regulation of private investigators
The press defended PIs from regulation, then turned around and asked why they hadn’t been regulated. “The revelation that firms from two of this country’s biggest industries may have commissioned corrupt PIs…
August 5, 2013 -
Statement responding to release of information about companies who used private investigators
Commenting on the release by the Home Affairs Select Committee of a breakdown of companies and individuals who used private investigators who had broken the law, a Hacked Off spokesman said: “Hacked…
July 31, 2013 -
Hacked Off names blue-chip companies that used crooked private eyes
The internet, the airwaves and the newspapers are full of speculation about the identities of ‘blue-chip companies’ and ‘high-profile individuals’ who allegedly employed private investigators guilty of using illegal methods. Hacked Off…
July 31, 2013 -
Hacked Off respond to Maria Miller's comments on press regulation on Marr, BBC1
A spokesman said: ‘Mrs Miller is right to say that under the Royal Charter granted last week the press can set up its own self-regulator and if it meets the basic standards…
July 28, 2013 -
IPSO facto – why PressBoF’s regulator is going nowhere
The editors and proprietors of national newspapers have more than 60 years’ experience of manoeuvring to avoid independent and effective regulation. Again and again down the decades they have bullied politicians into pulling…
July 26, 2013 -
YouGov/MST poll finds public "utterly reject" press bosses' plan – Gerry McCann
Commenting on the release of a YouGov poll commissioned by the Media Standards Trust, which shows that the public support the parliamentary royal charter over the press bosses’ version by a factor…
July 24, 2013 -
The public tells the press bosses: do what Leveson proposed
by Brian Cathcart On 8 July a group of leading newspaper proprietors unveiled the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO), their fourth attempt in two years at designing a replacement for the failed…
July 23, 2013 -
What next for the PCC?
By Brian Cathcart The Press Complaints Commission (PCC) still exists. It still has a chair, Lord Hunt, and a panel of Commissioners, and it still deals with complaints from the public. It…
July 22, 2013 -
A letter to The Times
Published by The Times on 17th July 2013 All parties in Parliament have approved a Royal Charter setting up a non-political inspection body and listing regulatory standards Sir, You say the newspaper…
July 19, 2013
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