David Sullivan’s Sunday Sport sold sexualised images of minors

A group of child protection advocates gathers outside a media office, holding signs demanding accountability for the sale of inappropriate images of minors by Sunday Sport.

The inquiry, conducted by a prominent media watchdog, found that these images were marketed alongside sensationalist articles, potentially normalizing the sexualization of young girls. This issue is reminiscent of the ongoing discussions about media ethics and the responsibilities of media organizations in safeguarding young individuals. In light of these allegations, calls for accountability have intensified. … Read more

Richard Pollak, influential media critic, passes away at 91

A gathering of journalists and media critics pays tribute to Richard Pollak, reflecting on his influential career and contributions to media ethics and accountability.

Pollak’s tenure at “The Media,” which began in the late 1970s, was marked by a commitment to holding journalists accountable. Under his leadership, the magazine published numerous articles that scrutinized the role of the press in society, often highlighting issues of bias and sensationalism. His work resonated during a time when media credibility was increasingly … Read more

Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre to testify in Prince Harry trial

Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre to testify in Prince Harry trial

The trial, which commenced on March 27, 2023, is part of a broader investigation into media practices that have drawn criticism for their ethical implications. The claimants, including celebrities and public figures, argue that their personal lives were intruded upon through illicit means, raising questions about journalistic integrity and accountability. Dacre’s involvement is particularly noteworthy … Read more