Ten days into Britain's major inquiry into media practices, there have been several revelations and many trivialities.
Key is the sense that the phone-hacking scandal sprawls well beyond the earlier identified. What is also clear is that the public complaint mechanism in England is unable to contend with the companies it watches.
The Guardian's James Robinson summarizes the proceedings to date.
Key is the sense that the phone-hacking scandal sprawls well beyond the earlier identified. What is also clear is that the public complaint mechanism in England is unable to contend with the companies it watches.
The Guardian's James Robinson summarizes the proceedings to date.
