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Stormont Pushes Forward With Defamation Law Reform

Defamation law reform in Northern Ireland moved a step closer to becoming a reality after a key piece of draft legislation passed a hurdle in the Northern Ireland Assembly. The News Media Association has long campaigned for the regime in Northern...

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Von Der Leyen Promises Action On Journalists Safety

A new law will be introduced in Europe to crack down on threats to media freedom which must be stopped in order to promote and protect transparency, European Commission President von der Leyen has said.  In recent years, journalists have...

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Journalism Matters To Run In November

Journalism Matters, the news media industry’s annual campaign to highlight the importance of trusted journalism, will run from 1-7 November this year. Coordinated by the News Media Association, the weeklong campaign received unprecedented support in 2020 with high profile figures...

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Nadine Dorries Appointed Culture Secretary

Nadine Dorries has been appointed Culture Secretary in a reshuffle yesterday.  She replaces Oliver Dowden who moves to the Cabinet Office and the post of Minister without Portfolio.  Ms Dorries' previous role since May 2020 was Minister at the Department of...

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News UK To Launch New Channel TalkTV

News UK is to launch a new channel, talkTV, in early 2022. The channel will be streamed live and made widely available on all platforms including linear TV and OTT with content available across social media as well as News...

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Calls For EU To Defend Press Freedom

Calls for the European Union to step up and take action have increased after a new report laid bare the threats faced by reporters in EU member countries. In recent years, journalists have been murdered in EU countries Greece, Bulgaria,...

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