- News International found “smoking gun” emails in 2007
- An answer to quis custodiet ipsos custodes? Digital Networks.
- World’s End Shouldn’t Cost Freedom of the Press
- YouGov on the phone hacking scandal
- Leaked Labour email: lay off Murdoch
- Dizzy: Meanwhile, in the (un) real world….
- Coulson’s Accusers Can Go to Hell
- I Admit It: I was Wrong
- No one dared question this perversion of politics
- Cameron apologises, but for the wrong thing
- The irony of the British prime minister’s predicament
- Word for word. Some were complete fiction.
- Should the #Murdoch family be closed as well as the paper?
- Ed’s second chance – but there will be consequences
- “We will try it out with you, ye that have harried and held, Ye that have bullied and bribed, …..tyrants, hypocrites, liars!”
- Ten Questions to Ed Miliband about phone hacking
- David Cameron can’t be allowed to shackle the Press
- Cameron won’t hang Andy Coulson out to dry… yet
- BSkyB shares crash as Ofcom steps in
- Ed Miliband will urge MPs to halt BSkyB takeover
- Carl Bernstein: Is Phone-Hacking Scandal Murdoch’s Watergate?
- Why I quit my job as a hack
- Why We Need the New News Environment to be Chaotic
- Cameron’s friendships are the problem.
- Closing the News of the World makes no legal difference
- Murdoch’s aides lean on Ed Miliband over his call for Brooks to quit
- News of the World closure: A round-up of reactions in 140 characters
- Timeline: Phone hacking and the end of the News of the World
- Comment is Free: Phone hacking – select committee must move quickly, says Paul Farrelly
- Phone hacking: Lib Dem MP raises question of Tessa Jowell’s phone
- MediaGuardian: Phone records suggest 100 accounts hacked by NOTW
- Phone-hacking: Dispatches source claims Coulson listened to recordings
- What the papers won’t say
- Murdoch’s money: media influences politics the world over – Sunlight Foundation
- A newspaper’s closure does not end hacking scandal
- How Brooks tried to destroy the Guardian
- Scandal could influence Ofcom over BSkyB bid
- We’ve known about News of the World payments for years
- Tory-supporting newspapers worried about new regulation
- A newspaper’s closure does not end the hacking scandal
- Scandal could influence Ofcom over News Corp’s BSkyB bid
- Fraudster squad: Corrupt police and private detectives
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Mick is founding editor of Slugger. He has written papers on the impacts of the Internet on politics and the wider media and is a regular guest and speaking events across Ireland, the UK and Europe. Twitter: @MickFealty