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Tag Archives: Law
Nov 22 2012
Revenge of the Evil Empire and why I’m backing Darth Vader: my case against statutory newspaper regulation #Leveson
2 Comments[we have set up an 'objective LSE Leveson blog with lots of links to articles and research on the Inquiry, the politics and the regulatory policy - references welcome] It seems that like cockroaches, British newspapers can survive the nuclear … Continue reading
Posted by: November 22, 2012
Tagged with: Law, Leveson, newspapers, Regulation, statutory
May 28 2012
Blair: Lessons From Leveson (Part One)
1 CommentOne of the great myths of British political history is that Tony Blair’s New Labour invented spin: the obsessive attempt by politicians to manipulate media coverage by controlling the message. I’ve just been reading Dominic Sandbrook’s ‘Seasons In The Sun’ … Continue reading
