by Sydney Smith on Apr 21, 2011
UK Political Leader Ed Miliband says Newspapers Need Review After Phone Hacking Scandal
Ed Miliband, the leader of the UK Labour Party and a Parliament member, has called for an "independent review of...
England
by Sydney Smith on Apr 20, 2011
Former Journalist Emma Smiter In Jail After Leaking Stories
Former UK journalist and a "police community support officer" Emma Smiter broke the law by leaking information from police computers...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 17, 2011
Newspaper Retracts Story that Named Child Witness to Crime
The UK Press Complaints Commission reported that the Daily Record has retracted and unpublished an article about a shooting. The...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 14, 2011
News International CEO Rebekah Brooks Doesn’t Know If UK Newspaper Paid Police?
Rebekah Brooks, the CEO of News International, indicated in 2003 that the Sun, where she is a former editor, had...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 14, 2011
David Beckham ordered to pay legal costs for In Touch from Beckham’s libel lawsuit
David Beckham has to pay $272,000 to In Touch magazine's owner to compensate the company for its legal costs. Beckham...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 13, 2011
WikiBoasts? Assange says WikiLeaks More Popular than AU PMs, More Accountable than Govts?
WikiLeaks' Julian Assange made his "first formal public appearance" since turning himself in to authorities last December in relation to rape...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 12, 2011
News of the World, News Int’l Apologizes to Some over Phone Hacking
In a statement, News International, which owns News of the World, announced that it has "decided to approach some civil...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 11, 2011
UK Newspaper Nottingham Post Retracts Claim Town is “Crime Ridden”
The Nottingham Post reported that the Sunday Times has retracted its claims that the town of Nottingham has a "high...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 10, 2011
Editors Warned Over Kate Middleton Harassment Claims
The Guardian's Roy Greenslade reported that Kate Middleton's family have expressed "concerns about possible harassment" to media watchdog the Press...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 10, 2011
Newspaper Invaded Privacy by Publishing Photo of Divorced Man
The Press Complaints Commission reported that The People newspaper violated a man's privacy by publishing an un-blurred photo in a...