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Topic: right to know coalition
The looming extinction-by-neglect of the whole Right to Know campaign reflects a huge cultural shift within the managerial ranks of its main champion, News Limited, writes <b>David Salter</b>.

Your right to know whatever happened to Right To Know

Media

Apr 19, 2012

13

Crikey readers have their say.

FOI: to know what’s right to know

Comments, corrections, clarifications and cock-ups

Apr 11, 2011

1

Am I wrong in thinking that there is a change coming in attitudes to the thing that so many in the community regard as an oxymoron: journalism ethics? Paul Keating offered an unassailable argument for sensible privacy legislation.

Hunger for a story v right to privacy: can the media balance both?

Journalism

Aug 06, 2010

3

The Press Council is surely one of Australia's lowest profile self-regulation bodies, but it may actually be on the way to becoming relevant.

Disney lands some grunt for the Press Council

Journalism

Jul 07, 2010

2

Today is World Press Freedom Day. ABC boss <b>Mark Scott</b> reflects on the lack of free speech, government censorship and media control in countries -- Fiji, Sri Lanka etc -- less fortunate than our own.

Mark Scott: The trouble with reporting the truth

Journalism

May 03, 2010

Is the Right to Know coalition running dead? Apprently not: it just doesn't want anyone to know what is going on. Oh, the irony.

Right to Know coalition alive and kicking despite narrow focus

Journalism

Apr 08, 2010

1

Ken McKinnon, the departing boss of the Press Council, is criticising the media for failing to live up to its own rhetoric on ethics, privacy and independence. Namely, the <a href="http://www.crikey.com.au/topic/utegate">Utegate scandal</a> and fake Pauline Hanson nude photos.

Chairman of Australian Press Council calls for accountability

Journalism

Oct 26, 2009

6

The editors of the tabloids that ran the 'Hanson' photographs knew exactly why they were publishing these pics and I am certain the reason had nothing to do with serving the public interest, writes <b>Michael Gawenda</b>.

Hanson photo affair undermines the right to know

News

Mar 26, 2009

5

There are 8 articles in right to know coalition