How does the press today operate in a competitive environment? What are the pressures facing editors?   by Phil Hall Ten minutes is not a great deal of time to discuss the…

  What is the day-to-day effect of competitive pressures on working journalists?   by Richard Peppiatt   Since receiving your invite I’ve spoken to many journalists to get their perspectives on the…

Is there a difference between the public interest and the interest of the public? What questions does this raise in relation to a single set of journalistic ethics?   by Brian Cathcart…

*From Inforrm Lord Justice Leveson today heard an application by Associated Newspapers Limited, the publishers of the “Daily Mail”, concerning the composition of his advisory panel. Concerns were expressed that these individuals…

Newspapers groups, victims of phone hacking and other forms of privacy intrusion by the press, and the Metropolitan Police Service have been granted core participant status in the Leveson Inquiry. In his…

Newspaper groups, phone hacking victims, the former News International chief executive, police and politicians were amongst those who have applied for core participant status at the Leveson Inquiry today. They made their…

Lord Justice Leveson is due to hear applications from individuals who have sought to be core participants in his inquiry next week. Solicitors will make the case for their clients to become…

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…

Information about the Leveson Inquiry, including Terms of Reference and the panel