Sentence examples for journalism regulation from inspiring English sources
Academics, including the rather crudely named "hackademics", media pressure groups, and the journalists' trade union, NUJ, actually advocate statutory involvement in print/online journalism regulation and a statutorily enforceable "right to reply".
Similarly, we now have a serious press, some of whose members are happy to talk about journalism, regulation and ethics – and a popular press (plus the Telegraph) who almost never contribute to the debate, and whose owners remain mostly silent, in some cases paying lip service to the rules that exist.
Dyke re-energised and inspired Mr Dyke's decision to quit marks an ignominious end to a four-year reign at the head of the BBC to become the latest casualty of Lord Hutton's damning indictment of the corporation's journalism, management and regulation.
And we agreed a great deal about journalism and about press regulation.
The courts have rarely treated content-based regulation of journalism with any sympathy.
Good luck to Lewis, but as the PCC's treatment of the News of the World phone-hacking scandal suggests, he's likely to find himself shut out of another closed world – journalism – in which self-regulation manifestly doesn't work.
Journalism operates against two restraints – regulation and the law.
Richards adds that he disputes the idea that "robust investigative journalism" is impacted by statutory regulation.
Geoffrey Robertson QC Doughty Street chambers John Kampfner says (25 February): "Journalism operates against two restraints – regulation and the law".
Ms. Michalchyshyn called the documentary "a look back, but it's very much a look forward as well" at changes in the journalism industry, in campaign finance regulations and in political discourse, among other subjects.
"I have never been involved in the interception of telecommunications in any way and strictly adhered to the Press Complaints Commission code of practice," she added, referring to the regulations of British journalism.
