Letters: data is not the new oil, it is worthless without investment
The value of data collected and processed by technology companies, and its uses for society, are at issue
Cable: new hacking scandal is likely without proper regulation
Former business secretary to urge government to press on with regulatory system that fits with Leveson’s conclusions
A cosy consultation which will pander to the press
Letters: The consultation appears so skewed to serve the interests of the big newspaper corporations that it obscures the fundamental point of the Leveson reforms
November 2016
Greenslade
Why I have opposed the Guardian being regulated by Ipso
Roy Greenslade
After the history of misbehaviour by certain national newspaper publishers it is entirely unacceptable to join with them in a system of regulation
October 2016
Greenslade
Why I reject press regulation through the royal charter
Roy Greenslade
Peter Preston on press and broadcasting
Impress is here to stay. Let’s quit the barricades and think anew about press regulation
Peter Preston
August 2016
Greenslade
Press regulation battles fought without much public, or journalistic, interest
Roy Greenslade
As Impress stands on the verge of official royal charter recognition, editors who support Ipso lay claim to official recognition for their code
Greenslade
Impress draws up a new ethical code that is wholly unimpressive
Roy Greenslade
Alternative press regulator draws heavily on the editors’ code of practice... but, where it departs from the one administered by Ipso, it is flawed and flabby
Greenslade
Ipso sets up pilot arbitration scheme to resolve legal complaints
Regulator launches one-year experiment aimed at avoiding costly court costs
July 2016
Peter Preston on press and broadcasting
No more Cameron, no more Coulson - and so, perhaps, no more Leveson?
Peter Preston
Theresa May’s reshuffle has ushered in an entirely new administration - and the baggage of the old one seems to be retreating into the past
June 2016
The EU referendum is a battle of the press versus democracy
Martin Kettle
Greenslade
Privacy claims reach record level as defamation cases fall away
Roy Greenslade
May 2016
Greenslade
'Make Google and Facebook pay levy to support journalism' - academic
Think tank calls for profit-making new media giants to fund ‘endangered’ investigative, long-form and local journalism in Britain
Greenslade
New police guidelines reinforce controls on journalistic contacts
College of Policing wants PRs, rather than officers, to deal with most media inquiries about incidents and underlines rule about not naming arrested people
Greenslade
Who are Britain's journalists, and what do they think of their trade?
Survey explores how much journalists earn and how they go about their work
April 2016
Greenslade
NUJ backs Impress, calling Ipso a 'pointless so-called regulator'
Union believes alternative regulator is more compliant with Leveson report
Hillsborough: why has it taken 27 years for truth to be accepted in court?
Maria Eagle
Results of inquest demand that any collusion between police and press is fully examined by Leveson part two, as was promised to survivors’ groups
John Whittingdale 'not minded' to implement Leveson in full
Greenslade
NUJ makes former Irish press ombudsman 'a member of honour'
