Can independent self-regulation keep standards high and preserve press freedom?


Media Standards Trust

25.01.10

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Self-regulation

Following the MST’s critical report, ‘A More Accountable Press’, published in February 2009, the incoming chair of the Press Complaints Commission, Baroness Buscombe, announced an independent governance review of the PCC in August 2009. The MST, having originally planned to write a second report featuring constructive suggestions for the reform of UK press self-regulation, welcomed the chance to contribute to the PCC review instead.

The MST’s 28 recommendations took the form of a report published on Monday 25th January 2010, called Can independent self-regulation keep standards high and preserve press freedom? The report included the results of a survey conducted by Ispsos-MORI.

  • http://pccwatch.co.uk/why-the-pcc-would-be-better-off-without-the-daily-star/ Why the PCC would be better off without the Daily Star at PCC Watch

    [...] but a statement of standards that its members aspire to, as the Media Standards Trust argued in its submission to the PCC’s governance review. That the Financial Times is regulated by the same system as the Daily Star surely makes little [...]

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