Reporting on British trials a challenge
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The complete story of how suspected terrorists planned to blow up U.S.-bound airplanes may take a year or so to tell because of reporting restrictions that keep journalists from publishing details before a trial.
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Vaulting ambitions Quocirca's changing channels Every so often the mainstream press gets its teeth into a story and canât let go. In the second half of 2007 and continuing into 2008 the UK press started to uncover a series of stories about data losses. There is always a degree of opportunism and scaremongering with news runs; a chance to bash a new government, an appeal to a readerâs sense of insecurity and so on. So does a more rational look allow the wood to be seen through the trees?â¦
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BBC Click reports on papers' fight to keep their readers as increasing numbers turn to the web for news.
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The BBC news website looks at the debate over incest as a case involving a German brother and sister heads to court.
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Medical research often becomes news. But sometimes the news is made to appear more definitive and dramatic than the research warrants.
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Turkish and European MPs demand transparency in the trial of 19 people accused of murdering Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink.
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) is demanding to know from the Zimbabwe government why a number of British journalists have been refused entry to cover England&#39;s one-day series.
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The public needed to hear claims George Galloway took money from Iraq, the Daily Telegraph tells a libel trial.
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The Guardian is at the centre of a new legal row as it publishes a story on the cash-for-honours inquiry.
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TORONTO - Some of the world&#39;s most prestigious medical journals have banded together to force pharmaceutical and medical device companies to report the full results of clinical trials, both positive and negative.
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The following is adapted from an article published Wednesday on CQ.com.
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A New York Times decision to block   British online readers from seeing a story about London   terrorism suspects raises new questions on restricting the flow   of information in the Internet age, legal and media experts   say.
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The jury in the trial of a terror suspect is urged to put aside any prejudice they may have when reaching a verdict.
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Firearms evidence criticised in official review of Barry George conviction.
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Firedoglake.com has offered intensive trial coverage, using some six contributors in rotation.
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Media & professional: Report on BBC impartiality, From Seesaw to Wagon Wheel, names several programmes deemed to have crossed the line.
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A man who fell ill during a drugs trial criticises adverts calling for more volunteers.