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We need more transparency and accountability from the press (and as for reforming the PCC – what’s wrong with the Irish model?)

Posted on October 11, 2013 by MediaWise Admin

11 October 2013 – The MediaWise Trust has sent all Westminster MPs a copy of How fragile is media credibility? the final report of a 14-nation academic study of Media Accountability and Transparency in Europe and the Arab World which … Continue reading →

Posted in PCC, Press Freedom, Public interest, Regulation

The Press Barons’ Charter for PCC Mark II

Posted on May 13, 2013 by MediaWise Admin

13 May 2013 – The idea of parliamentarians using an ancient device like a Royal Charter to provide recognition for any new press regulatory body set up by the publishing industry may have its charms, but it is a rather … Continue reading →

Posted in Code of conduct, PCC, Regulation

Conference: How can we ensure a free and responsible press?

Posted on May 13, 2013 by MediaWise Admin

13 May 2013 – The Leveson Inquiry in the UK and the recent report of the European Commission’s High-Level Group on Media Freedom and Pluralism have stirred a heated debate among industry representatives, media professionals and policy-makers across Europe: Do … Continue reading →

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Begin again, Gilligan

Posted on April 16, 2013 by MediaWise Admin

16 April 2013 – Andrew Gilligan’s imagination got the better of him this weekend when he sought to expose a European Union plot to hand over control of the press to the state. The MediaWise Trust, a registered charity which … Continue reading →

Posted in Press Freedom, Regulation

Let’s move on from brutish journalism

Posted on March 20, 2013 by MediaWise Admin

20 March 2013 – If the Press think they have been dealt a bad hand by the Royal Charter, they have only their own to blame. Those who broke the law, or trampled on the rights of others with little … Continue reading →

Posted in Code of conduct, PCC, Press Freedom, Public interest, Regulation

Job done, Lord Puttnam

Posted on March 11, 2013 by MediaWise Admin

11 March 2013 – In tabling his contentious amendments to the Defamation Bill Lord Puttnam made clear that they were “designed to break that terrible silence” which had come over formal discussions of Lord Justice Leveson’s proposals for a new … Continue reading →

Posted in PCC, Public interest, Regulation

UK – National Union of Journalists (2013)

Posted on February 21, 2013 by MediaWise Admin

The NUJ Code of Conduct was first developed in 1936 and you can get the latest version of the Code of Conduct here. The revised NUJ code includes a new ‘conscience clause’, which declares that journalists are entitled to refuse … Continue reading →

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