Newspaper regulator Impress is repressive, dangerous - and daft
Peter Preston
Greenslade
Ipso moves closer to decision on launching a pilot arbitration service
September 2015
Greenslade
Cameron set up Leveson to take heat off Coulson hiring, says ex-police chief
Former police chief claims that the prime minister seized on an idea floated by Rebekah Brooks, according to the latest extract of the book by Lord Ashcroft
Brief letters
Cooking up a storm over Chilcot
Letters: Why not name storms after public inquiries?
Rebekah Brooks is back – to make sure Murdoch becomes even more dominant
Martin Hickman
The reappointment of the former NoW editor highlights the gulf between the media mogul and the ordinary people who buy into his vast empire
June 2015
Greenslade
Ipso asks: how should we set up our arbitration service... if at all?
Peter Preston on press and broadcasting
Scant recognition for the royal charter regulation roadshow
Peter Preston
Greenslade
Press Recognition Panel launches its consultation process
Greenslade
It's time to recognise the virtues of the British Journalism Review
Roy Greenslade
May 2015
Peter Preston on press and broadcasting
Phone hacking needed a good kicking, but huge payouts make the law an ass
Peter Preston
Greenslade
David Wolfe prepares to ask: what makes a good press regulator?
April 2015
Politicians must have the courage to curb excessive media power
Letters: Murdoch might treat his readers and viewers as ‘ballot fodder’, but the public is hungry for change
March 2015
The Guardian view of the press and Ed Miliband: it’s the Leveson factor too
Greenslade
Hacked Off launches Ipso Watch to hold press regulator to account
Michael White's political briefing
Regulation – why should it be one rule for the press?
Greenslade
Sir Alan Moses defends Ipso against critics from left and right
February 2015
Hugh Grant is wrong. Hacked Off didn’t save the press from police spying – UK editors led the way
Greenslade
Ipso names three 'lay members' of the editors' code committee
After Oborne: Facts and bad faith in our newspapers
Peter Preston on press and broadcasting
FoI: Little justice in the legacy of our learned friends
