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Media lawyer Jonathan Coad complained to IPSO about a Telegraph article claiming Hacked Off wants "state control" of the press. IPSO's response contradicted itself within the space of a few paragraphs.

Hacked Off CEO Nathan Sparkes wrote to the Guardian to correct claims about press regulation in its interview with Tulisa Contostavlos. The paper didn't publish it — so we are.

Personal reflections from Jacqui Hames on a period of political upheaval — and hope for the new Prime Minister

In an open letter to Prime Minister Andy Burnham, Mandy Garner asks him to turn his warnings about a 'dangerous' lack of accountability into action — on the press, the justice system and public inquiries.

Hacked Off backs Tulisa Contostavlos as she launches her 'Fix the Press' campaign and petition for independent press regulation.

To people like Paul Dacre, and his colleagues at the Daily Mail and The Telegraph, press freedom means the freedom to publish falsehoods, disinformation and private information about anyone whose lives, they believe, will titillate their readers and sell them more newspapers.

In a world already run by technology, a new program is evaluating human activity in journalism.

In temperatures literally hotter than the Sahara*, victims, survivors Hillsborough campaigners and high profile individuals united against the UK's shambolic press regulatory system gathered for the Better Media Rally - at Westminster’s Methodist Central Hall - Wednesday 24th June