Annie Mullins OBE
@anniemull.bsky.social
Independent Online Safety Advisor Yubo, prev ASK.fm, Vodafone & Yahoo UK, fm member UKCCIS Exec Board & BBFC Children's Expert Panel, currently Board Member of Press Recognition Panel.
Currently, there is focus on online accountability and regulation, and rightly so, but very interesting that trust and accountability for traditional press behaviour and making effective complaints remain critical concerns for the UK general public. This report gives good insights to the concerns.
November 7, 2025 at 5:06 PM
Currently, there is focus on online accountability and regulation, and rightly so, but very interesting that trust and accountability for traditional press behaviour and making effective complaints remain critical concerns for the UK general public. This report gives good insights to the concerns.
Reposted by Annie Mullins OBE
The PRP is calling for:
✅ Publishers to join or form recognised independent regulators, or reform IPSO
✅ Government to encourage this change & strengthen accountability
✅ The public to share their views through our Call for Information 👇
✅ Publishers to join or form recognised independent regulators, or reform IPSO
✅ Government to encourage this change & strengthen accountability
✅ The public to share their views through our Call for Information 👇
Call for information on the effectiveness and future direction of press regulation in the UK – September 2025 - Press Recognition Panel
Introduction The Press Recognition Panel (PRP) oversees press regulation in the UK. Established by Royal Charter in 2014 following the Leveson Inquiry, we operate independently of Government, Parliame...
www.pressrecognitionpanel.org.uk
November 5, 2025 at 8:48 AM
The PRP is calling for:
✅ Publishers to join or form recognised independent regulators, or reform IPSO
✅ Government to encourage this change & strengthen accountability
✅ The public to share their views through our Call for Information 👇
✅ Publishers to join or form recognised independent regulators, or reform IPSO
✅ Government to encourage this change & strengthen accountability
✅ The public to share their views through our Call for Information 👇
Reposted by Annie Mullins OBE
⚖️ Access to justice matters
🔵 Only 1 in 4 think the press pays attention to complaints from the public, compared with 4 in 5 who say it listens to the rich.
🔵 Only 1 in 5 believe an ordinary person would see a false or misleading story corrected, while 2 in 3 think a politician or celebrity would.
🔵 Only 1 in 4 think the press pays attention to complaints from the public, compared with 4 in 5 who say it listens to the rich.
🔵 Only 1 in 5 believe an ordinary person would see a false or misleading story corrected, while 2 in 3 think a politician or celebrity would.
November 5, 2025 at 8:48 AM
⚖️ Access to justice matters
🔵 Only 1 in 4 think the press pays attention to complaints from the public, compared with 4 in 5 who say it listens to the rich.
🔵 Only 1 in 5 believe an ordinary person would see a false or misleading story corrected, while 2 in 3 think a politician or celebrity would.
🔵 Only 1 in 4 think the press pays attention to complaints from the public, compared with 4 in 5 who say it listens to the rich.
🔵 Only 1 in 5 believe an ordinary person would see a false or misleading story corrected, while 2 in 3 think a politician or celebrity would.
Currently, there’s specific focus on online accountability but interesting that trust and accountability for traditional press behaviour and making effective complaints remains a critical concern for the UK general public. This report gives good insights. Well worth reviewing the YouGov research.
November 7, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Currently, there’s specific focus on online accountability but interesting that trust and accountability for traditional press behaviour and making effective complaints remains a critical concern for the UK general public. This report gives good insights. Well worth reviewing the YouGov research.
Reposted by Annie Mullins OBE
The Government must require news publishers to sign up to an independent, impartial press self-regulator or it will be in dereliction of its duty to protect the public. (4/4)
January 22, 2025 at 6:25 PM
The Government must require news publishers to sign up to an independent, impartial press self-regulator or it will be in dereliction of its duty to protect the public. (4/4)
Reposted by Annie Mullins OBE
Once again, a powerful media company has avoided the scrutiny and accountability that shining a light on the practices and decision-making by executives would have revealed. (3/4)
January 22, 2025 at 6:25 PM
Once again, a powerful media company has avoided the scrutiny and accountability that shining a light on the practices and decision-making by executives would have revealed. (3/4)