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The Sun, FOX, Times, Sunday times, News Corp

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The Sun, FOX, Times, Sunday times, News Corp

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The Sun, closed down news of the world, FOX Sunday times

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The Sun, closed down news of the world, FOX Sunday times

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Phone hacking inquiry launced by David Cameron after the Guardian did an investigation and revealed The News of The World was using phone hacking.

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Phone hacking inquiry launced by David Cameron after the Guardian did an investigation and revealed The News of The World was using phone hacking.

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Phone hacking scandal, hackgate, shut down News Of The World

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Phone hacking scandal, hackgate, shut down News Of The World

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The Fox News, The Sun, News Corp, Sunday Times 

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The Fox News, The Sun, News Corp, Sunday Times 

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legal constraints, regulatory regimes, the system of media ownership, organisational routines, market forces, advertising considerations, cultural bias, patriotism, professional ethos, personal ethics, and a gender, racial or class imbalance in the workforce shortage of time

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A defamatory statement that changes the way the wider audience perceives him/her/they - negatively

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Legal, Media Owners, Advertisers,  self-regulation, Time limit

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sometimes journalists will tend to settle actions rather than defend in court, or even to avoid reporting allegations against rich and powerful people when they are involved in defending libel actions.

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Self regulated body after PCC due to Leveson enquiry

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Self regulated body after PCC due to Leveson enquiry

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A law according to the Defamation Act of 1996 which states anything published to the public which could ruin/ damage a person's reputation can be held libel. It's then libel if you don't have sufficient evidence to support what has been said. You can be protected against defamation with qualified privilege.

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Self regulatory body created to replace the PCC

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Self regulatory body created to replace the PCC

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The suppression of freedom of speech by the constraints.

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Something can be deemed as defamatory if it: exposes the person to hatred, causes the person to be shunned or avoided, lower a person in estimation, disparage the person in their business

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A story that may seem unethical or break certain rules can be justified if it is in the public interest, e.g. expose corruption, exposing crime or a serious misdemeanour or protecting public health and safety.

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A story that may seem unethical or break certain rules can be justified if it is in the public interest, e.g. expose corruption, exposing crime or a serious misdemeanour or protecting public health and safety.

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Information that the public have a right to know

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when a journalist won't pursue a story in fear of legal implications or upsetting the rich and powerful

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when a journalist won't pursue a story in fear of legal implications or upsetting the rich and powerful

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Independent Press Standards Organisation. Replaced the PCC in 2014 - post Leveson inquiry.

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it describes a situation in which rights, e.g. free speech, are threatened by the possible negative results of exercising these rights. The effect is to silence criticism and freedom of expression, even where criticism is valid. An example of the effect can be seen in libel law which the threat of a libel suit — a very costly process to defend — discourages people from writing what they otherwise consider to be accurate and defensible work.

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it describes a situation in which rights, e.g. free speech, are threatened by the possible negative results of exercising these rights. The effect is to silence criticism and freedom of expression, even where criticism is valid. An example of the effect can be seen in libel law which the threat of a libel suit — a very costly process to defend — discourages people from writing what they otherwise consider to be accurate and defensible work.

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Independent Press Standards Organisation - set up in 2014 to replace the PCC following the phone hacking scandal

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Hackgate - The scandal in which NOTW where exposed for hacking into the phones of EVERYONE.

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Self constraint (Killing, kidnapping, assaults, threats)
Legal constraints (Defamation, taking away of licence, code of conduct)
Proprietors
Deadlines
Audience
Routines
Most-least

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Information that the public, as part of a democratic society, have a right to know. This, sometimes, could include private information.

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the tendency to settle actions rather than defend them in court because of the costs

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the tendency to settle actions rather than defend them in court because of the costs

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News of the worldwide