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Leveson Inquiry – press application to expand the panel, future seminars
Report, from Inforrm, on Associated Newspapers' application to Lord Justice Leveson about the composition of his advisory panel and future seminars.
28/9/11
News
Why a professional registry of journalists is a bad idea
Argues against a professional registry of journalists, responding to Ivan Lewis's Labour conference speech.
28/9/11
News
The press we deserve?
Brian Cathcart reflects on a debate about 'the press we deserve' that largely ignored readers and the victims of the press.
21/9/11
News
Video: Hacked Off fringe at Lib Dem conference with Hugh Grant
Video of the Hacked Off fringe event at the Liberal Democrat conference with Hugh Grant, Dan Sabbagh, Don Foster MP, John Kampfner and Charlotte Harris.
21/9/11
News
Hacked Off statement on Dowler family settlement
Hacked Off welcomes the Dowler family's settlement with News Corporation and says thousands of other hacking victims are yet to be told.
20/9/11
Press Release
Hacked Off Manifesto
Hacked Off's founding manifesto: a public inquiry into illegal information-gathering by the press, and the case for continued independent campaigning.
19/9/11
Campaigns
Phone Hacking Compensation Scheme: Smoke and Mirrors?
Steven Heffer, from Inforrm, questions News Group Newspapers' phone hacking compensation scheme run by a former High Court judge.
19/9/11
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The Met and the Guardian: Time to define the public interest
Brian Cathcart considers the Metropolitan Police's handling of leaks to the Guardian and argues for a clearer definition of the public interest.
16/9/11
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Operation Motorman – new investigation shows more than 17,000 requests for information
Report, from Inforrm, on a new analysis of Operation Motorman showing more than 17,000 requests for personal information across the press.
14/9/11
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First core participants in Leveson Inquiry announced
Report on the Leveson Inquiry's first core participants, including newspaper groups, phone hacking victims and the Metropolitan Police.
14/9/11
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