• Introduction
• Chairman's perspective
• Public representatives
• Complainants
• Professional representatives
• Newspapers and magazines
• Doug Wills - Managing Editor, Evening Standard
• Elisabeth Ribbans - Managing Editor, The Guardian
• Donald Martin - Editor, The Sunday Post & The Weekly News; Editor-in-Chief, DC Thomson Newspapers
• Lisa Burrow - Editor, Closer Magazine
• Nick Turner - Digital Strategy Manager, CN Group
• Georgina Harvey - President of the Newspaper Society
• Alison Hastings - PCC Journalism Trainer, Former Editor, Evening Chronicle (Newcastle)
• The Press Complaints Commission
• Constructive critics
• International perspective
• Historical perspective
• Putting it into perspective

Newspapers and magazines

Nick Turner - Digital Strategy Manager, CN Group

Journalism is accessed through an ever-increasing number of platforms including print, websites, apps, blogs and social networks such as Facebook and Twitter.

And whether it's a video on a newspaper's website or a reporter's Tweets from a council meeting it is important that we uphold the same journalistic standards that we held so dear when the only way we published anything was through our printing presses.

So it has been pleasing to see the Press Complaints Commission engaged in a consultation about the best way to uphold standards while respecting the increased freedom of expression gained through these digital platforms.

We had a lively discussion on this topic at the Digitaleditors' Network when Will Gore (PCC Public Affairs Director) joined us to talk about the PCC's work. What was clear from that meeting and the PCC's other work in this area is the need to ensure that wherever our journalism appears we must demonstrate our commitment to accuracy, fairness and accountability.