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IPSO publishes new corporate strategy
In March IPSO published its plan to strengthen its value to the public and impact on editorial standards.
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Society of Editors ‘deeply concerned’
The Society of Editors has said it is ‘deeply concerned’ by proposed changes to the College of Policing’s Media Relations guidance.
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Lord Faulks KC re-appointed as chairman of IPSO
Edward Lord Faulks KC has been re-appointed to serve a further three years as chairman of IPSO – the Independent Press Standards Organisation.
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Impress launches new standards code
Impress has revealed a new standards code which will ensure their members can report responsibly and continue to serve the valuable functions the public expects of them.
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Musical chairs
Starter for 10. Who is the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport?
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UK editors call on government to act swiftly on ICO proposals
Editors from the Daily Telegraph, The Times and Mail Newspapers have come together to call on the government to take action in tackling what they see as the damaging proposals set out by the ICO.
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IPSO publishes new guidance on ‘Due Prominence’
IPSO has released new guidance on where corrections, clarifications, and adjudications should be placed in printed media for journalists and editors.
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NMA ‘Extremely Disappointed’ with Ofcom Decision
Ofcom has ruled that the BBC’s plans for the expansion of their online local news services were not “material”.
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'UK Stop Ad Funded Crime' set up to tackle online fraud
UK Stop Ad Funded Crime (UKSAFC) has been set up by a group of advertising professionals, policymakers, technology providers and agencies to tackle the problem of ad funded crime.
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Society welcomes solicitors warning notice on SLAPPs
The Society of Editors has welcomed the publication of a warning notice by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
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A more level playing field in 2023?
The chancellor’s recent pronouncement regarding the DMU offers hope for publishers.
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Courts system needs to do more to support open justice, says SoE
Despite “significant progress” by Her Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) in modernising the courts system, more can be done to support open justice, the Society of Editors has urged.
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NMA welcomes chancellor’s DMU announcement
The News Media Association has welcomed the chancellor’s commitment to bring forward DMU legislation.
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PPA condemns Royal Mail plans
The Professional Publishers Association is calling on government to refuse Royal Mail’s plans to stop Saturday letter deliveries.
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It couldn’t happen here… could it?
The UK is a western liberal democracy. Press freedom is not one of the things we normally have to worry about…
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