In the surveillance versus privacy debate that followed Snowden’s revelations, the UK government and the British press have been rather strange bedfellows.
Britain’s best-selling daily paper sells 1.8 million copies a day. What happens there matters – for staff, journalism and society. So what does happen there? Part of our series on the latest Sun trials.
Policy decisions by companies like Facebook and Twitter affect freedom of expression globally. Civil society has constructive solutions to this problem – tech firms must continue to listen and work with us.
A month after explosive allegations about advertisers' influence over the UK Telegraph's editorial decisions, the paper has still failed to answer serious questions.
