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The Leveson inquiry: Who defines the public interest? Do the press decide the public interest?
One of the central problems raised by the Leveson inquiry is how the public interest is decided. What is the public interest? Who decides what is in the public interest? How is it decided? These are not just questions for … Continue reading
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Tagged Information Commissioner, Leveson, Leveson Inquiry, Press Complaints Commission
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