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  Making the PPC accountable - sign up now

  DATELINE: 21/10/09
  

  A petition has been launched on the No 10 web site calling for the PCC to be made into a public body. Such a call is a longstanding demand of the CPBF and you can find the petition and sign up by following the link below.

  To find out more and get additional background, especially in the light of the 22,000 complaints about Jan Moir's recent article about Stephen Gately (more complaints in a single weekend than the regulator has received in total in the past five years) - follow the 'Background' link below.

  LINKS

  Sign up to the petition
  Background on the petition

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  Last modified: Wednesday, October 21, 2009

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  Previous press complaints commission stories

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  PCC to examine Mail Gately column
  PCC to investigate itself
  New attempt to reform PCC
  Fewer Complaints and Greater Complacency
  Submission to DCMS on press regulation
  Press Complaints Commission widens its remit
  Frankenstein Unbound?
  CPBF writes to PCC on editors' code of conduct
  A Pathetic Judgement
  Slow and shoddy should be PCC slogan
  PCC rejects CPBF Express complaint
  CPBF launches complaint against Express
  CPBF calls on PCC to open the books
  

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  Events & Announcements

  Fringe meeting at the TUC
  
  DATELINE: 26/8/10
  

  Tuesday 14 September 6.00pm – 8.00pm Mayor’s Parlour, Manchester Town Hall, M2 5DB

  ‘Media for All – the Democratic Challenge’.

  An open event hosted by Making Good Society and the Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom (CPBF), supported by the Carnegie UK Trust.

  » Read on

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  DATELINE: 26/3/10
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  MEDIA FOR ALL CONFERENCE 09
  
  DATELINE: 26/3/10
  Media for All Conference 09
  Conference Papers

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• Previous stories

  Press Complaints Commission

  PCC to examine Mail Gately column
  PCC to investigate itself
  New attempt to reform PCC
  Fewer Complaints and Greater Complacency
  Submission to DCMS on press regulation
  Press Complaints Commission widens its remit
  Frankenstein Unbound?
  CPBF writes to PCC on editors' code of conduct
  A Pathetic Judgement
  Slow and shoddy should be PCC slogan
  PCC rejects CPBF Express complaint
  CPBF launches complaint against Express
  CPBF calls on PCC to open the books
  

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