Article Archive for May 2009
A LOCAL NORTHERN IRELAND court would be guilty of a “serious error” if it ordered journalist Suzanne Breen to disclose her sources, says the Chartered Institute of Journalists (CIoJ) the oldest and most senior professional …
Dear Colleagues,
There is a petition on the No 10 website calling on Brown to remove the draconian restrictions on taking photos in public places as they are open to abuse by the police. …
A daunting picture
The Chartered Institute of Journalists painted a daunting picture of the future when its team gave evidence to the Office of Fair Trading’s examination of proposals to loosen the media merger regulations.
Referring to …
New Skills for Old Hacks
The Freelance Division is delighted to announce a new subbing course with Charlie Harris* on Sunday 31st May.
The course – afternoon only – will be held at the New Cavendish Club, …
ON THE OCCASION of World Press Freedom Day, the Chartered Institute of Journalists (CIoJ) challenges the media industry to unite against police interference when professional press photographers attempt to record news events.
New Anti terrorism rules …
