Phone-hacking Trial - Day 26

Rebekah Brooks, former editor of The Sun. Image from the Guardian

Good information from the BBC as to 'Who's Who' in the dock. 

Very helpful phone-hacking trial information and reference compilation:

Phone-hacking Trial and Social Media: Reports and Resources - Inforrm's Blog

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Latest links to relevant information and articles:

• News: IMPRESS Project Launches Plan to Develop Independent Leveson Compliant Regulator - Inforrm's Blog

• Christopher Booker - Trousers Still Alight - Zelo Street Blog 
• Adam Curtis - WHAT THE FLUCK! - BBC Blogs
• Former Times Legal Chief Suspended by Tribunal After Paper Deceived High Court.... - Press Gazette
• Phone-hacking Trial: Explaining the Charges of Conspiracy - The Drum
• Why the Impress Project Wants to Talk About Press Regulation - Guardian
• Sir Harold Evans Backs Plan for New Press Regulator to Rival IPSO - Guardian
• Law Commission Floats Plans to Stop Jurors Researching Cases Online - Guardian

 Links are added throughout the day and can be found by scrolling down this page... 

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Peter Jukes commented that it looks very much as though this week will be a full week in court:

(to view a larger version of the tweets, click on the first and follow the timeline which appears)

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Bettina Jordan Barber (image from zimbio.co.)

Information on 'Betsy' Jordan Barber's involvement in the Prosecution case against Rebecca Brooks is HERE .

Break for lunch.

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Latest relevant links:

• Phone-hacking Trial: The Sun, The Soldiers and the Public Interest - The Drum

• So, Lord Rothermere, When Will You Stop Mail Online from Ripping off Content? - Guardian

From the article above:

 Feinstein, who has often written for the Mail in the past, remains furious about the episode. She told me: "It's ironic, isn't it, that I was writing about Mandela, who stood up to oppression, and that the Mail, the bullies of Fleet Street, ripped off my interview. It's journalistic oppression and it's got to stop. It's just wrong."

• Guardian's Snowden Revelations Prompt Backlash Against Surveillance from the World's Leading Tech Firms - Press Gazette
• Jurors Could be Jailed for 2 Years for Searching About Cases Online - The Drum

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End of proceedings for today.

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