Ivan Lewis

Ivan Lewis’s journalism register ‘totalitarian’

News Tue 27 Sep 2011, AT 16:08

Talking Point: the only code of conduct UK journalists need is ‘don’t break the law’

Twitter, justice, High Court

Injunctions break every rule of good law-making

Richard Ehrman Wed 25 May 2011, AT 10:11

Judges have created unworkable privacy law - Cameron has reason to be cross

Paul Kagame

Rwandan leader hits out at UK journalist on Twitter

News Tue 17 May 2011, AT 10:43

Paul Kagame uses teenage text abbreviations in spat over press freedom

Twitter

Can Twitter users breaking injunctions be prosecuted?

News Tue 10 May 2011, AT 13:20

Lawyers suggest the average Twitter user is safe from legal action after the apparent breach of celebrity gagging orders

Old Bailey justice

Who is JIH, latest celeb to win privacy ruling?

News Wed 2 Feb 2011, AT 12:57

Internet gossips guess at identities of five other sports stars with gagging orders

Joanna Yeates landlord, Christopher Jefferies

Ban on Jo Yeates-style media speculation planned

News Mon 31 Jan 2011, AT 12:15

Tim Edwards on the bill to outlaw the naming of murder suspects until they are charged

Max Mosley

Max Mosley takes privacy campaign to Strasbourg

News Tue 11 Jan 2011, AT 13:55

Briefing: What does Max Mosley’s privacy crusade mean for the British press?

Julian Assange

Assange lawyers demand investigation after leak

News Sun 19 Dec 2010, AT 11:28

Detailed sex allegations in Guardian: has tide turned for WikiLeaks editor?

The scene in Juarez of the shooting of Luis Carlos Santiago

Mexican newspaper asks drug gangs what to publish

News Tue 21 Sep 2010, AT 08:19

Mexican media joins its Central American counterparts in submitting to the drug lords

News of the World; Rupert Murdoch; Andy Coulson; Rebekah Wade

Hacking scandal: Guardian threatens press freedom

News Fri 10 Sep 2010, AT 12:26

Brendan O’Neill: Better a ‘bad’ press than one that is controlled by politicians, police and the Guardian

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