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Impress

September 2018

  • newspapers on a stand

    UK newspaper industry demands levy on tech firms

    News Media Association says Google and Facebook should fund the journalism from which they profit

June 2018

  • Paul Chadwick

    Open door
    Don’t let data protection undermine journalism

    Paul Chadwick
    Much will depend on how information commissioners use their powers, and the way judges treat the media, says Guardian readers’ editor Paul Chadwick

May 2018

  • Newspapers and magazines for sale at a London newsstand

    Why is UK press regulation back in the headlines?

  • Various UK newspapers

    Government faces possible defeat on press regulation votes

March 2018

  • Oswald Mosley

    Max Mosley, the 56-year-old fascist leaflet and a battle for the press

    As the government scrapped the second Leveson inquiry, a 1961 election handout has thrust the ex-F1 boss back to the heart of the regulation debate

February 2018

  • Max Mosley pictured in Manchester in 1961

    Max Mosley’s half-forgotten far-right past catches up with him

    Press regulation combatant faces backlash over previous support for his father’s fascist politics

December 2017

  • Lord Justice Leveson presents his report in 2012.

    The press’s own watchdog is failing so I’m joining the fight for honest journalism

    David Leigh
  • Peter Preston

    Peter Preston on press and broadcasting
    Ipso must be UK’s de facto press regulator

    Peter Preston

November 2017

  • The posts questioned why Laura Kuenssberg had been named journalists of the year.

    Impress excludes board members from Laura Kuenssberg article inquiry

    Press watchdog investigating Canary article recuses two members after they shared online posts about BBC political editor

October 2017

  • Brian Cathcart, a founder of the Hacked Off campaign, attends a press conference in London in 2013.

    Press regulator is ‘independent’, you say? That don’t Impress me much

  • Rack of British newspapers on sale in central London.

    Press regulator Impress is no instrument of the state

  • Newspapers on sale at a newsagents.

    High court rejects challenge to status of UK press regulator

  • Newspapers are seen displayed for sale in London, on 28 March 2017.

    Peter Preston on press and broadcasting
    Watchdog scores own goal with report on director’s rant against Mail and Sun

September 2017

  • Tabloid papers at a newsstand

    Press watchdog's future in doubt after chief's anti-Mail tweets

    Press Recognition Panel will consider internal report by Impress which says boss brought organisation into disrepute

June 2017

  • Peter Preston

    Peter Preston on press and broadcasting
    Tories have turned against the charter. But Impress won’t go away for good

    Peter Preston
    The Leveson report may not currently be at the front of Conservative minds: but the royal regulator could still easily be revived in future

May 2017

  • Peter Preston

    Peter Preston on press and broadcasting
    Conservatives seem to have found digital media holy grail

    Peter Preston
    The Tory manifesto says the party will ensure a sustainable level playing field in global online media. Wow!

April 2017

  • Peter Preston

    Peter Preston on press and broadcasting
    Who’s in charge at a newspaper? The Impress code isn’t quite sure

    Peter Preston
    The would-be regulator identifies ‘publishers’, not editors, as the guiding intelligence behind news organisations. But who exactly is that?

February 2017

  • Peter Preston

    Peter Preston on press and broadcasting
    Orthodox Impress or loftier Ipso? Maybe an arbitrator should decide

    Peter Preston
    But this could come down to choosing one of two routes up Molehill Mountain

January 2017

  • Peter Preston

    Peter Preston on press and broadcasting
    Watch the Mail go into Pannick mode

    Peter Preston
  • Roy Greenslade

    Greenslade
    Arbitration for the press is necessary, but it must cover all media

    Roy Greenslade
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