(Photo: World Economic Forum via Wikimedia)
Former prime minister Gordon Brown and the chancellor of the exchequer George Osborne give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry today. Watch live
here.
‘Daily Mail’s claim about Leveson ‘blueprint’ is just typical spin’
Roy Greenslade comments on a Daily Mail article published today, which claims that Lord Justice Leveson has created an “outline” for the reform of press regulation.
‘Jeremy Hunt should have resigned over BSkyB bid, says Lord Oakeshott’
Lord Oakeshott, a senior Liberal Democrat has called for the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt to resign.
‘Is press self-regulation still a possibility?’
In considering Leveson’s draft solution, Roy Greendlade asks, is press self-regulation still a possibility?
‘Why the Oregon Daily Emerald is transforming what it means to be a college newspaper’
The University of Oregon’s student newspaper is giving up a stable print business to focus on digital and better training for young journalists.
‘In the Netherlands, a Patch-like hyperlocal network is making money and nearing profit’
The Netherlands’ Dichtbij — “close to me” in Dutch — is a hyperlocal news platform that’s making profit.
Gordon Brown and George Osborne give evidence to Leveson Inquiry
(Photo: World Economic Forum via Wikimedia)
Former prime minister Gordon Brown and the chancellor of the exchequer George Osborne give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry today. Watch live here.
‘Daily Mail’s claim about Leveson ‘blueprint’ is just typical spin’
Roy Greenslade comments on a Daily Mail article published today, which claims that Lord Justice Leveson has created an “outline” for the reform of press regulation.
‘Jeremy Hunt should have resigned over BSkyB bid, says Lord Oakeshott’
Lord Oakeshott, a senior Liberal Democrat has called for the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt to resign.
‘Is press self-regulation still a possibility?’
In considering Leveson’s draft solution, Roy Greendlade asks, is press self-regulation still a possibility?
‘Why the Oregon Daily Emerald is transforming what it means to be a college newspaper’
The University of Oregon’s student newspaper is giving up a stable print business to focus on digital and better training for young journalists.
‘In the Netherlands, a Patch-like hyperlocal network is making money and nearing profit’
The Netherlands’ Dichtbij — “close to me” in Dutch — is a hyperlocal news platform that’s making profit.