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Leveson: Financial state of press industry is 'depressing'
Report on Leveson Inquiry evidence from media analyst Claire Enders, who said no newspaper group had found a digital 'magic bullet' for financial stability.
18/7/12
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Newspaper owners and editors should declare interests, say academics
Report of Baroness O'Neill's Leveson Inquiry evidence that editors and proprietors should declare their financial interests.
16/7/12
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Top media lawyer says effective regulation needed to protect privacy rights
Report of media lawyer Hugh Tomlinson QC's Leveson Inquiry evidence that privacy rights need a more effective regulator.
13/7/12
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Industry support of new regulator 'essential' says Irish press ombudsman
Report of Irish press ombudsman Professor John Horgan's Leveson Inquiry evidence that industry support is essential for a new regulator.
13/7/12
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Roy Greenslade backs statutory underpinning for new regulator
Report of Roy Greenslade's Leveson Inquiry evidence backing statutory underpinning for a new press regulator after the failure of self-regulation.
12/7/12
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Ofcom chief executive criticises industry plan for press reform
Report of Ofcom chief executive Ed Richards' Leveson Inquiry evidence calling the industry plan for press regulation "unimaginable".
12/7/12
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Martin Moore discusses Media Standards Trust proposals for new regulator at Leveson Inquiry
Report of Dr Martin Moore's Leveson Inquiry evidence on the Media Standards Trust two-tier proposal for press regulation.
10/7/12
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Lord Hunt claims any 'statutory regulation' of the press would be 'adversarial'
Report of Lord Hunt's Leveson Inquiry evidence that statutory regulation of the press would be "adversarial", outlining his proposed reformed system.
10/7/12
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NUJ general secretary urges Leveson to seize 'golden opportunity' to reform press
Report of NUJ general secretary Michelle Stanistreet's Leveson Inquiry evidence urging a "golden opportunity" to reform the press.
10/7/12
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Chairman of body that funds PCC warns Leveson press will fight statutory-underpinned regulator
Report of Lord Black's Leveson Inquiry warning that a statutory-underpinned regulator would become a "target" for the press.
9/7/12
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