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Third Leveson Inquiry seminar information and speeches
Summary of the third Leveson Inquiry seminar on 12 October 2011 on corporate governance and press regulation, with links to the speeches and transcript.
16/10/11
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Professor James Curran's talk at Leveson Inquiry seminar
Speech by Professor James Curran of Goldsmiths on defending freedom of expression, given at a Leveson Inquiry seminar.
13/10/11
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John Kampfner's talk at Leveson Inquiry seminar
Speech by John Kampfner, former editor of the New Statesman, on defending freedom of expression, given at a Leveson Inquiry seminar.
13/10/11
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Kelvin MacKenzie's talk at Leveson Inquiry seminar
Speech by former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie on defending freedom of expression, given at a Leveson Inquiry seminar.
13/10/11
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Paul Dacre's talk at Leveson Inquiry seminar
Speech by Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre on the future of self-regulation from an editor's perspective, given at a Leveson Inquiry seminar.
13/10/11
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Will Moy's talk at Leveson Inquiry seminar
Speech by Full Fact director Will Moy, a user's perspective on the future of self-regulation, given at a Leveson Inquiry seminar on 12 October 2011.
13/10/11
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Eve Salomon's talk at Leveson Inquiry seminar
Eve Salomon's talk to the Leveson Inquiry seminar on the future of self-regulation, drawing on chairing the Internet Watch Foundation.
13/10/11
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The story most papers missed: Dacre calls for statutory backstop
Account of Paul Dacre's call, at a Leveson Inquiry seminar, for a statutory backstop to press self-regulation, a story most newspapers failed to lead on.
13/10/11
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Professor Steven Barnett's talk at Leveson Inquiry seminar
Speech by Professor Steven Barnett of the University of Westminster on what redress should be available for breaches of standards, at a Leveson Inquiry seminar.
13/10/11
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Lord Hunt appointed new chairman of the Press Complaints Commission
Report on PressBoF's appointment of Lord Hunt as the new Press Complaints Commission chairman, succeeding Baroness Buscombe.
13/10/11
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