- Martin Moore: The public and libel reform (also at INFORRM)
- Gavin Freeguard: Libel reform and the public – review of MST/INFORRM debate at Gray’s Inn (also at INFORRM)
- Judith Townend: Libel and the public – we’re all publishers now (also at INFORRM)
- INFORRM: Libel Reform, Bloggers, Scientists and Media Corporations
- Kevin Marsh: Balancing Libel Reform (BBC College of Journalism, also at INFORRM and Guardian Legal Network)
- Judith Townend: How many lawyers does it take… (Meeja Law)
- Brian Cathcart: The libel reform hard sell (Index on Censorship)
- Jon Slattery: Marsh – ‘Don’t leave the public out of libel reform’ (Jon Slattery)
- Federica Cherubini: The UK libel reform bill and the self-regulation of the press in light of the public interest (Editors Weblog)
On 11 January 2011 the Media Standards Trust, in conjunction with Gray’s Inn and INFORRM, held a panel discussion on ‘Libel Reform: In the Public’s Interest?’ You can read an account of the event here, or watch the video of the event below (or on our YouTube Channel).
The panel consisted of Sir Christopher Gray (a barrister and former High Court Judge), Kevin Marsh (executive editor of the BBC’s College of Journalism), Evan Harris (former LibDem MP and key campaigner for libel reform), Zoe Margolis (blogger – ‘Girl with a One Track Mind’ – who won a libel action vs Independent on Sunday), and Razi Mireskandari (managing partner of Simons Muirhead & Burton). The debate was chaired by Baroness Helena Kennedy.
