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The DA Notice System
- Explains the DA notice system, which is the government method of officially request news editors not to publish or broadcast items on specified subjects for reasons of national security.
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Hacked Off
- A campaign established in July 2011 arguing for a full public inquiry into phone hacking and other forms of illegal intrusion by the press; includes a petition, blog, and contacts.
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Leveson Inquiry
- Official site of this inquiry, set up by the government in 2011, and chaired by Lord Justice Leveson. The inquiry examines the culture, practices and ethics of the British media, particularly in the light of tabloid phone hacking scandal.
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Media Lens
- Written by experienced and established journalists; aims to highlight mainstream media bias and censorship. Includes discussion forum.
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Media Wise Trust
- Independent charity providing training and advice on media ethics in the UK. Contains articles on a variety of themes including the press and children, conflict, diversity, suicide and health.
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Mediawatch-UK
- The watchdog and activist organisation campaigns for socially responsible broadcasting, and against that which is deemed offensive or harmful, such as violence, pornography and profanity. Examples of its work are presented on its site, including annual reports and contacts.
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PCC Watch: Media Complaints
- Maintains a user friendly archive of complaints handled by the Press Complaints Commission.
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Positive News Network
- Alternative news resource providing good news updates, motivational quotes, and inspiring stories from around the world.
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Scottish Media Monitor
- Contains commentary and articles by author Garry Otton on the treatment of sexuality and homosexuality in the Scottish press.
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The Teenage Magazine Arbitration Panel
- Magazine industry's self-regulatory body which ensures that the sexual content of teenage magazines is presented in a responsible and appropriate manner. Includes details of the complaints procedure, guidelines and research reports.
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