Journalism Daily: Custodial sentences for data breaches proposed, ONA awards finalists announced
September 2nd, 2009Posted by Laura Oliver in Journalism Daily
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News and features:
- Information commissioner calls for custodial sentences for data protection breaches
- Freelancers question Scott Trust principles in photography ‘rights grab’ demonstration
- ONA announces finalists for annual awards
- Smart moves: Telegraph appoints Andrew Osborn as Moscow correspondent
Editor’s picks:
- SimsBlog: ‘Top 10 lies newspaper execs are telling themselves’
- paidContent.org: Cit-J site NowPublic sold to Examiner.com
- BBC World Service: Podcast: Citizen journalism – democracy or chaos?
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: US title P-G launches members-only site
- MediaGuardian: O’Brien calls for sale or closure of Independent and IoS
- Reuters: Former BNP man fined for leaking members list
Tip of the day:
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On the Editors’ Blog:
- Media ignorance of social work industry suggested by ComCare survey
- WWF ‘aggressively’ pursuing action to have 9/11 ad removed from websites
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