The new press industry regulator Ipso has a “huge job” to do in order to gain the public’s trust in the self-regulation of the press, according to Charles McGhee, a member of the organisation’s inaugural board.
Speaking to The Drum following Wednesday’s announcement of the first Ipso board, McGhee, an honorary professor of journalism at Glasgow Caledonian University and former editor of The Herald, said that while work remains to be done, he believed the appointment of Sir Alan Moses as chair of the board last month sent out the right message.
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Source: The Drum
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