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IPSO publishes update
IPSO has published an update on its implementation of Jeffrey Review recommendations.
Industry regulation
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IPSO publishes guidance
The Independent Press Standards Organisation has published its guidance on the due prominence of corrections in digital media.
News
PPA responds to Ofcom review
The PPA is calling on the government to ensure that Royal Mail deliveries are maintained.
COLUMN
Reviving local news
Local newspapers are struggling in many countries. A recently published report in the USA highlights the challenges and opportunities.
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Peter Wagg appointed chair of PDF
Peter Wagg has been appointed as the 2024 chair of the Press Distribution Forum, the body responsible for regulating and monitoring the news supply chain.
OPINION
The Solution
The great contemporary historian Sir Anthony Seldon considers future funding for the BBC.
COLUMN
Are the powerful being held to account?
Not according to James O’Brien’s new book, ‘How they broke Britain’. The state we’re in is in no small measure down to sections of the press not doing their job properly, he says.
COLUMN
Their nightmare litigant
For any media organisation that indulged in phone hacking, Prince Harry is the person you least want to face a legal challenge from.
News
SoE and the NMA respond to King’s Speech
The Society of Editors and the News Media Association have welcomed the government’s commitment to repeal Section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act contained within the King’s Speech.
News
IPSO appoints new members to its Complaints Committee
IPSO has appointed Manuela Grayson and Bulbul Basu as lay members of its Complaints Committee.
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IPSO publishes Annual Report 2022
2022 saw the launch of IPSO’s five-year strategy, an independent external review of their work, and they also handled the biggest single complaint to date.
OPINION
We Need Trusted News Brands Now More Than Ever
With Meta backing away from ‘news’ and AI accelerating the growth of disinformation, we need to redouble our efforts to safeguard access to quality journalism, says News Media Association Chief Executive Owen Meredith.
COLUMN
Pause before publishing
In the race to publish, do news organisations risk doing more harm than good?
News
NMA criticises BBC’s local expansion
The News Media Association has responded to this week’s reported growth in the audience for BBC Local.
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WAN-IFRA joins alliance to build trusted European media data space
WAN-IFRA announced its partnership with TEMS, a consortium of forty-three organisations from fourteen countries in the European cultural and creative sectors.
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