The NUJ calls on Hilary Benn to bring forward legislation
The National Union of Journalists says The McCullough Review highlights need for government to blow the whistle on illegal surveillance.
The National Union of Journalists says The McCullough Review highlights need for government to blow the whistle on illegal surveillance.
The National Union of Journalists has launched a new campaign and urges engagement from freelances.
The Coalition Against SLAPPs in Europe and the European Centre for Press and Media Freedom earlier this month announced the launch of the European Anti-SLAPP Monitor.
The News/Media Alliance earlier this month released a statement on EU Google ad tech ruling.
The PPA has warned the ICO that its adtech plans risk undermining the publishing industry.
An independent Impress arbitration has found in favour of publisher Dorset Eye (the respondent) after a claim of defamation was brought forward by Alex Bailey (the claimant).
The Guardian has welcomed Friday's High Court dismissal of Noel Clark's libel claim against the newspaper.
Dame Julia Unwin is to play a key role in shaping independent press regulation.
Four new publishers are to be regulated by IPSO.
The News Media Association has responded to the CMA announcement that the regulator is proposing SMS designation for Google search.
The traditional media landscape has changed fundamentally in the last decade and the return of President Donald Trump brings a new assault on the institutions which have previously communicated the US presidency to the American people.
IPSO has published new guidance for journalists on the reporting of children, alongside advice and information for the public.
Data Bill: Government abuses parliamentary procedure to “shaft the creative industries”.
ABC has streamlined standards to reflect the digital shift.
NUJ urges UK government support for copyright owners following a debate of the Data (Use and Access) Bill.
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