can work shadow Secretary, Ivan Lewis, really?
In his party conference today suggested that journalists should be allowed and that journalists should be playful-license.
BackJohn Wilkes. His work is on the verge of collapse. Politicians are losing ground.
There is a danger, if the direction of Lewis grabs the search panel Leveson, we will put an end to unacceptable restrictions on freedom of the press.
This would be contrary to public interest and therefore undermine democracy.
None of us who criticize both piracy and the adverse influence your political editor that allows it to flourish want to see the legal control of the press.
is also ironic that Lewis should begin potty ideas in the digital age. Do you try to leave Guido Fawkes? Bloggers catching in Britain?
Will we take the path of China by creating a set of sensors located in a digital technology center of Whitehall?
course I want the press to behave responsibly. But I have spent years warning that style of journalism practiced by the New World and other red-tops was a threat to us all.
Did any member, Tory or Labour, dare say the same thing? In fact, if all other newspaper commentator, journalist, let alone pay attention to these warnings?
course I'm in the I-told-you-for the profile. But it was a lonely place to be during these years, and was proved right now is not the point.
What we have to do is save us from the wreck after piracy. And Lewis and encouraging delegates to Liverpool need to understand the danger of his position.
look at the contradiction at the heart of Lewis delight of spectators speech. At one point he said: "In Britain, freedom of the press is not negotiable."
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- shaken for what? Although not being used the words "license" or "register", the implication of which is in favor of this system is clear. Freedom, it seems, is negotiable, after all.
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- countries where newspapers and / or journalists to be allowed. We do not want to end up like Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, or Khalifa King of Bahrain and Kazakhstan President Nazarbayev?
- publications for licensing, inevitably, means that governments have the upper hand, but the Internet now allows all dictators crazy (like the Arab riots of spring indicated).
- now travel a little further along the path of freedom of Lewis. Who should decide who should be deleted? What crimes have been committed to deserve to lose their license?
- Peter Preston, former editor of The Guardian newspaper, has eliminated its "cod fax" famous paper of Commons which led to the fall of a minister?
- the current editor Telegraph, Tony Gallagher, drew attention away from pay to get the facts, the facts - on MPs' expenses
Accompanied by Lewis, hat Labour politicians such as Tom Watson, Chris Bryant and John Prescott. They fought bravely against Rupert Murdoch and his organization.
But we must have a sense of proportion. Adequate self-regulation has not been considered. The perceived failures in the current system is not an excuse to abandon the concept itself.
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