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IPSO arbitration scheme launches
IPSO’s compulsory arbitration scheme launched yesterday.
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Global call for end to discrimination and abuse of women journalists
Dozens of delegates at the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) gender council conference - from Asia to the Americas and Europe to the Middle East – have issued a global call for action to address the violence, poverty and discrimination fa
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Katie Hopkins complaint against Mirror upheld
Katie Hopkins complained to IPSO that Mirror.co.uk breached Clause 1 (Accuracy) of the Editors’ Code of Practice in an article headlined “Katie Hopkins detained in South Africa for ‘spreading racial hatred’ after taking ketamine while collapsed in th
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Press regulator announces response to Kerslake Report
IPSO yesterday announced a full response to the recommendations made by Lord Kerslake in his report on the aftermath of the Manchester Arena attack.
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Local Editors Call On MPs To Reject DP Bill Press Freedom Curbs
Local newspaper editors from independent weekly publications and larger publishing companies have united to urge MPs to vote against what they describe as the “anti-press amendments” in the Data Protection Bill on Wednesday.
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Major news brands adopt DTSG Good Practice Principles
The Association for Online Publishing (AOP) yesterday announced that, after successfully agreeing amends to the DTSG Good Practice Principles, six leading UK news groups now fully support the industry initiative.
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Press watchdog to run compulsory arbitration scheme
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) announced yesterday that it is creating a compulsory version of its low cost arbitration scheme.
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Press watchdog launches ad campaign to counter fake news
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) yesterday launched a national newspaper advertising campaign helping readers know that the publication they are reading is produced against a strict professional code.
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IPSO rules against The Times over ‘Muslim foster home’ story
Tower Hamlets Borough Council complained to the Independent Press Standards Organisation that The Times breached Clause 1 (Accuracy) in an article headlined “Judge rules child must leave Muslim foster home”, published on 30 August 2017.
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IPSO rules against Sunday Times over grooming story
Miqdaad Versi complained to the Independent Press Standards Organisation that The Sunday Times breached Clause 1 (Accuracy) of the Editors’ Code of Practice in an article headlined, “Asians make up 80% of child groomers- study” published on 10 Decemb
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‘Audience Measurement for Publishers’ launches today
The Published Audience Measurement Company (PAMCo) has today (April 19th) released the industry’s new audience measurement currency, PAMCo - Audience Measurement for Publishers.
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House of Lords urges digital industry to commit to JICWEBS
Following a six-month long enquiry into the UK advertising industry, the House of Lords has recommended that digital industry bodies must be given more power to enforce rules on robust standards or face government legislation.
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NFRN calls on CMA to examine the news supply chain
Senior officials from the NFRN, led by National President Linda Sood, have today (Wednesday April 11) called on the Competition and Markets Authority to investigate newspaper and magazine distribution in the UK.
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Huge gender pay gap revealed in the media industry
Women in the media industry are losing out to men in pay, says the NUJ, with their male colleagues earning more, occupying more senior roles and receiving bigger bonuses, the government gender pay reporting service has revealed.
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India forms committee to regulate online media
After the failed attempt to implement a policy to suspend journalist’s accreditation over fake news, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry of India has formed a committee without any representation of working journalists to recommend regulations
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