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10 Jan 2012: Judge says press 'drifted off' despite wakeup calls, as Financial Times editor claims PCC 'misstepped badly' over phone hacking. By Dan Sabbagh
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9 Jan 2012:
Roy Greenslade reads between the lines of Kelvin MacKenzie's evidence as he struggles to contain his natural ebullience
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3 Jan 2012:
Ireland's national archives reveal British tabloid's 'stage-Irish' description of town's residents
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23 Dec 2011: Editorial: The great majority of newspaper editors and managements can see the need for urgent change
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21 Dec 2011:
Roy Greenslade explains why the code amendments are important as the Leveson inquiry sits in judgment on self-regulation
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15 Dec 2011: The tabloid's last editor says sorry to Press Complaints Commission for not giving 'full and frank answer'
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14 Dec 2011: MP Helen Goodman outlines the reasons why the proposed changes to press regulation are inadequate
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13 Dec 2011: Letters: Levying fines, ruling on the prominence of corrections, initiating investigations into controversial issues without waiting for complaints and a beefed-up compliance regimen
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13 Dec 2011: Michael White: At both RBS and the News of the World bad practices were badly supervised and inadequately regulated
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9 Dec 2011:
Press Complaints Commission rules that paper was wrong to publish pre-prepared story
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7 Dec 2011: Press Complaints Commission hopes front page adjudications would help restore confidence after phone-hacking scandal
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5 Dec 2011:
Roy Greenslade argues that the Sunday Times's apology to Louise Mensch should have mentioned the PCC's key negotiating role
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