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Tag Archives: Lord Justice Leveson
Jay, Leveson, our modern day version of a Socratic dialogue
I have been enjoying the Leveson inquiry despite its depressing revelations. For many, what is of interest is seeing the powerful being brought to account. For others, it is a chance to see the issues raised by phone hacking addressed. … Continue reading
Posted in good writing, Government, privacy, public sector, transparency
Tagged Brian Leveson, Jay, Leveson, Leveson Inquiry, Lord Justice Leveson, Plato, Rupert Murdoch, Socrates
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