News International

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• Press regulation: newspapers may form breakaway bodies

  Daily Telegraph's deputy editor, Benedict Brogan, says separate regulator should form in response to cross-party deal.

  Lisa O'Carroll @ MediaGuardian - Newspapers & Magazines - on 19/3/13

• Johnston Press slashes 2012 pre-tax losses to £6.8m

  Regional newspaper publisher made almost £40m in savings last year at expense of more than 1,300 jobs.

  MediaGuardian - Newspapers & Magazines - on 19/3/13

• Press regulation at risk as newspaper groups refuse to endorse deal

  Publishers of Daily Mail, Sun and Telegraph taking high-level legal advice before deciding whether to join new watchdog.

  Lisa O'Carroll @ MediaGuardian - Newspapers & Magazines - on 18/3/13

• 'Deeply contentious issues' on Royal Charter plan

  While MPs were congratulating themselves in the Commons on reaching the cross-party agreement on a Royal Charter-based press regulation system, major players in the industry warned it contains "deeply contentious issues".

  Jon Slattery @ Jon Slattery - on 18/3/13

• Labour MP given 'substantial damages' after Sun accessed text messages

  The Labour MP Siobhain McDonagh has accepted "very substantial damages" from News International, with the Sun admitting that it accessed text messages from her mobile phone after it was stolen, the high court has heard.

  Lisa O'Carroll @ MediaGuardian - Newspapers & Magazines - on 18/3/13

• The Leveson debate is now about politics, not the press | John Kampfner

  For Labour, this is about revenge. For the Tories, it's about keeping Dacre sweet. So who will stand up for press freedom?.

  John Kampfner @ MediaGuardian - Newspapers & Magazines - on 18/3/13

• Paul Dacre joins call for veto on press watchdog members with 'own agenda'

  Dail Mail editor, Telegraph and News International bosses voice concern over Hacked Off's Brian Cathcart or others joining regulator board.

  Lisa O'Carroll @ MediaGuardian - Newspapers & Magazines - on 15/3/13

• National press disunited: Look whose missing

  The "industry" gave its response to the latest Leveson developments today but look whose missing.

  Jon Slattery @ Jon Slattery - on 14/3/13

• After Leveson: two-and-a-half cheers for the judge's political insights

  Today's extract from the book After Leveson* is by Professor Ivor Gaber, professor of political journalism at City University London and research professor in media and politics at Bedfordshire university.

  Roy Greenslade @ MediaGuardian - Roy Greenslade - on 12/3/13

• News Int's chief Darcey highlights Premier League deal as new direction

  News International's new chief executive, Mike Darcey, has held up winning the Premier League digital rights as indicative of his vision for the company's future, centred around "content worth paying for" and "customer care".

  Brand Republic - Media - on 8/3/13

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