Journalisted is an independent, not-for-profit website built to make it easier for the public, to find out more about journalists and what they write about. It is run by the Media Standards Trust. It collects information automatically from the websites of British news outlets. Articles are indexed by journalist, based on the byline to the article. Keywords and statistics are automatically generated, and the site searches for any blogs or social bookmarking sites linking to each article. Continue reading
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This is the final Inforrm Law and Media Round Up before the summer. The Parliamentary recess has begun and the Trinity legal term ends tomorrow – the Michaelmas legal term does not start until October. Over the next couple of months the courts and parliament will be quiet and Inforrm will be taking a summer break. Continue reading
This week was the first of Leveson Module 4. The first witnesses were Lords Black and Hunt, setting out their proposal for regulation without statutory intervention. A number of commentators have found their Lordships “philosophical” opposition to statute hard to follow. In the “Guardian” Dan Sabbagh asked whether it was wise for all concerned to try and dodge a Leveson bill. Brian Cathcart argued that Lord Black was appealing to our instinct to say “I just don’t trust politicians” but went to ask “do we trust the editors and proprietors of the national papers any more? Look at their record”. Continue reading
The apparent improvement in press behaviour after the establishment of the Leveson Inquiry may be coming to an end. The “Guardian” reports that the number of “advisory and desist” notices issued in the first 6 months are back to 2010 levels, after a dramatic dip in the second half of 2011. Continue reading
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