Fact-check

Brian Cathcart analyses misunderstandings in the Financial Times editorial backing the proprietors' self-regulation proposals.

18/7/13

Brian Cathcart rebuts the myth that the cross-party royal charter was assembled over pizza in Ed Miliband's office.

18/7/13

Lists a dozen concessions Hacked Off and others made to press demands, rebutting claims that the campaign is intransigent.

20/6/13

Notes the Guardian's correction of a May 2013 leading article about Sir Christopher Geidt and press regulation.

2/6/13

Rebuttal of the Newspaper Society's local editors survey on press regulation as unscientific and misleading. Originally posted on Inforrm.

13/5/13

Hacked Off rebuts a Newspaper Society briefing to local newspapers misrepresenting the Royal Charter approved by Parliament.

3/5/13

Hacked Off rebuts a poll commissioned by the press-backed Free Speech Network against the Royal Charter.

1/5/13

Hacked Off dissects a press industry Q&A promoting a successor to the PCC, rebutting its claims.

30/4/13

David Hass, Hacked Off Director of Communications, responds to Andrew Gilligan's Sunday Telegraph claim of a Left-wing network behind Hacked Off.

8/4/13

Hacked Off rebuts the press industry's statement on the Leveson talks as inaccurate, distorted and unreliable.

15/3/13

Hacked Off answers the ten most common myths spread by sections of the press about the Leveson report.

28/2/13

Former Met Deputy Assistant Commissioner Brian Paddick disputes Kevin Hurley's claim that Leveson would stop police whistleblowing.

26/2/13