WAN-IFRA Women in News (WIN) and City, University of London, are now entering the second phase of a major research study into sexual harassment in the media workplace.
The Editors’ Code of Practice is to be revised to underline the protection it offers to people with mental health issues.
The European Parliament has warned of attempts to silence critics and undermine pluralism, stating that media freedom, pluralism and the safety of journalists are crucial to the freedom of expression and information.
A group of politicians have assembled to reform online safety teaching in schools and teach children how to spot misinformation online.
The News Media Association has welcomed the Government’s response to the CMA’s market study into online platforms and digital advertising.
UNESCO and the World Association of News Publishers are joining forces to address the impending global emergency facing independent journalism.
The Society of Editors has acted with alarm at reports that the Government is operating a secretive ‘Clearing House’ to vet Freedom of Information requests and share personal information about journalists.
IPSO has published guidance on how the Editors’ Code of Practice applies to the reporting of Muslims and Islam.
Social media platforms and the UK government announce they have agreed a package of measures designed to limit the spread of vaccine disinformation.
Laws governing transparency in printed election material must be extended to non-campaign material, the Society of Editors has urged.
The Italian Competition Authority has opened an investigation against Google for alleged abuse of its dominant position in the Italian online display advertising market.
Enhanced press access to court hearings – whether in person or remotely – is urgently needed to ensure open justice can be maintained throughout the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, says SoE.
Following the merger of TAG and JICWEBS, Joint Industry Currency (JIC) ABC will manage the UK’s Viewability and AV (Audio Visual) Standards after playing an integral role in their development.
Pressure is mounting on regulators to impose greater controls on media – and social platforms. But a rushed or over-simplistic response could pose an even greater risk, writes Meg Carter.
Scotland Yard’s investigation into Brexit blogger Darren Grimes following his controversial interview with historian David Starkey raises concerns over free speech the Society of Editors has warned.
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