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The press plan to spin PCC Mark Two
Hacked Off dissects a press industry Q&A promoting a successor to the PCC, rebutting its claims.
30/4/13
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Three corporations clinging to the PCC wreckage
Brian Cathcart says the push against Leveson-style regulation is led by just three groups: the Daily Mail, the Daily Telegraph and the Murdoch papers.
26/4/13
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Conservative support for the cross-party agreement
Selection of Conservative ministers' public pledges, including David Cameron's on 19 March 2013, supporting the cross-party Royal Charter agreement.
26/4/13
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Hacked Off response to press rejection of Royal Charter
Hacked Off responds to newspaper editors and proprietors launching a bid to block independent press regulation, saying the Parliament-approved Charter delivers Leveson's recommendations.
25/4/13
Press Release
The Press Barons' go-it-alone draft charter: 10 questions and answers
Ten questions and answers on the draft Royal Charter published by parts of the press as an alternative to the one approved by Parliament.
25/4/13
Briefings
An update on Operation Elveden
Update on Operation Elveden: Duncan Larcombe and three others are to be prosecuted, with a dated list of those charged to date.
24/4/13
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Success on bloggers exemptions and new access to cost protections for small publishers
Evan Harris reports government amendments to the Crime and Courts Bill, pressed for by Hacked Off, on bloggers' exemptions and cost protections for small publishers.
19/4/13
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Leveson, “secret arrests” and the rights of suspects: a question of balance
Hugh Tomlinson QC responds to press alarm about proposed ACPO guidelines on naming arrested suspects. Originally posted on Inforrm.
11/4/13
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Fear not: Hacked Off hasn't gone globetrotting
Hacked Off clarifies that an Independent April Fools story claiming it was advising dictators on media censorship was a joke.
8/4/13
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The truth about the Sunday Telegraph's Hacked Off conspiracy theory
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
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