Panel finds no wrongdoing at Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones
The independent Dow Jones Special Committee says it is not aware of any misconduct at the Journal or Dow Jones. Chair Thomas Bray notes no evidence of systemic problems. the panel would likely know if illegal activity existed. The panel formed in 2007 during News Corp.’s Dow Jones purchase.
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Press reform debates in Britain after phone hacking scandal
Britain faces a long road to press reform as the phone hacking scandal fuels calls for accountability. Politicians and observers warn public interest may wane, while Nick Clegg and others urge stronger governance, diversity of ownership, and protection of press freedom.
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