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Impress arbitration result released
An independent Impress arbitration has found in favour of publisher Dorset Eye (the respondent) after a claim of defamation was brought forward by Alex Bailey (the claimant).
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The Guardian wins libel case
The Guardian has welcomed Friday's High Court dismissal of Noel Clark's libel claim against the newspaper.
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IPSO appoints Dame Julia Unwin
Dame Julia Unwin is to play a key role in shaping independent press regulation.
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IPSO welcomes new publishers
Four new publishers are to be regulated by IPSO.
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NMA responds to CMA announcement
The News Media Association has responded to the CMA announcement that the regulator is proposing SMS designation for Google search.
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The Trump era: fostering an environment of media suppression
The traditional media landscape has changed fundamentally in the last decade and the return of President Donald Trump brings a new assault on the institutions which have previously communicated the US presidency to the American people.
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IPSO publishes new guidance
IPSO has published new guidance for journalists on the reporting of children, alongside advice and information for the public.
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Government re-tables Data Bill amendments
Data Bill: Government abuses parliamentary procedure to “shaft the creative industries”.
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ABC announces update to standards
ABC has streamlined standards to reflect the digital shift.
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Peers vote in favour of AI transparency amendment
NUJ urges UK government support for copyright owners following a debate of the Data (Use and Access) Bill.
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Creative Rights in AI Coalition on amendment
Creative Rights in AI Coalition: Government must accept Lords transparency amendment to the Data Bill.
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Impress launches new guidance
Independent press regulator Impress has released new guidance for journalists and publishers on the use of artificial intelligence in newsrooms.
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News/Media Alliance hails court ruling
News/Media Alliance has hailed a court ruling on Google ad tech monopoly.
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IPSO statement on editorial practices at the Jewish Chronicle
IPSO has been monitoring concerns about standards at the Jewish Chronicle since 2019, when it identified a significant pattern of upheld complaints at the title.
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Consumers dismayed with ad blocking and fake news
Brits want advertisers to back quality journalism instead of blocking it, according to a new study, commissioned by Newsworks.
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