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Plus ça change plus c’est la même chose: Discrimination and the Editors’ Code

Posted on January 12, 2021 by MediaWise Admin

By Mike Jempson. The Editors’ Code, by which the vast majority of UK publications agree to abide, has made few alterations to its clause on Discrimination since the Press Complaints Commission (PCC) was set up in 1991. Pressure groups persuaded … Continue reading →

Posted in Code of conduct, IPSO, Refugees and asylum seekers, Regulation

Press complaints – plenty to choose from

Posted on September 12, 2014 by MediaWise Admin

12 September 2014 – This week saw the launch of the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) and a rooftop reception in old Fleet Street for its ‘Leveson compliant’ alternative the Independent Monitor for the Press (IMPRESS) which between them will … Continue reading →

Posted in Code of conduct, IPSO, PCC, 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

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

The Leveson Report: Almost there but…

Posted on December 3, 2012 by MediaWise Admin

3 December 2012 – Having worked with complainants for some 20 years and pressed for a tougher and more independent system of regulation, it would be churlish of The MediaWise Trust not to welcome the general thrust of Lord Justice Leveson’s Report. … Continue reading →

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

Who is talking about statutory CONTROL of the Press?

Posted on November 7, 2012 by MediaWise Admin

7 November 2012 – It was inevitable that the bullyboys of the newspaper industry would campaign under a spurious banner of press freedom against any attempt by Lord Justice Leveson or politicians to clip their wings. It is a pity … Continue reading →

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

Online open season on UK media regulation

Posted on August 26, 2011 by MediaWise Admin

9 August 2011 – A government-appointed inquiry team under the Lord Justice Leveson is to spend at least one year looking into UK press ethics and regulation following scandalous revelations about illicit phone hacking by journalists at the News of … Continue reading →

Posted in Code of conduct, PCC, Privacy, Public interest, Regulation

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