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A response to Rupert Murdoch’s tweet
UPDATE 17/10/12: Rupert Murdoch’s original tweet has made news internationally, prompting him to tweet asking for a correction and apology – “Typical ABC in Oz. alleged I called hacking victims “scumbags. Direct…
October 15, 2012 -
A message from victims of press abuse to the Prime Minister
Sixty victims of phone hacking and other press abuses have written an open letter to David Cameron with the help of Hacked Off. The letter, reported in today’s Observer, urges the Prime…
October 6, 2012 -
Hacked Off fringe event at Conservative party conference
If you’re going to Conservative party conference next week make sure you come along to the Hacked Off fringe event, ‘Will we have a free and accountable media after Leveson reports?’ Speakers…
October 5, 2012 -
An extract from Everybody’s Hacked Off
Hacked Off founder Brian Cathcart’s new book is now available to download! The Penguin Special details the chronology of press abuse and attempted reform in the UK, right up to the events…
October 2, 2012 -
Hacked Off at the Liberal Democrat conference
by Brian Cathcart Not only do the Liberal Democrats endorse the need for independent regulation of the press and accept that it may be necessary to bolster it with legislation – both…
September 26, 2012 -
Hacked Off Condemns Publication of Photographs of Prince
Sun’s actions ‘flagrant proof that our national newspapers are incapable of regulating their own affairs’. The Hacked Off campaign condemns the decision of the Sun to publish photographs of Prince Harry taken…
August 24, 2012 -
Hacked Off: a new beginning
Dear supporter of Hacked Off, We would like to let you know that our campaign is entering a new phase, the third in our short existence, and to ask you for further…
August 16, 2012 -
Roy Greenslade backs statutory underpinning for new regulator
Former Daily Mirror editor Roy Greenslade has backed statutory underpinning for a new press regulator. Greenslade – a professor of journalism at City University who writes for the Guardian and Evening Standard…
July 12, 2012 -
Lord Hunt claims any ‘statutory regulation’ of the press would be ‘adversarial’
The chairman of the Press Complaints Commission has said any “statutory regulation” of the press would be “adversarial”. Lord Hunt gave evidence to the Leveson Inquiry yesterday and this morning, to outline…
July 10, 2012 -
Chairman of body that funds PCC warns Leveson press will fight statutory-underpinned regulator
Lord Black has warned the Leveson Inquiry a regulator with statutory underpinning will become a “target” for the press. Black chairman of the Press Board of Finance, the body that funds the…
July 9, 2012
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