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Mark Seddon The Orwell Prize Should Be Run By Tribune Mark Seddon says Johann Hari has brought shame on The Independent and the Orwell Prize. There should be consequences.
Nick Abbot OK, I'm Sorry. What More Do You Want From Me? Nick Abbot has been a very naughty boy, and he's ashamed of what he's done. So he says.
Tony Horne Will Google Be Next? What seems normal now, may become tomorrow's outrage, says Tony Horne. Will Google or Facebook be the next big media scandal?
Ed Staite Is It Game Over for Print Journalists? Ed Staite warns journalists that if they don't clean up their act then the end maybe near.
Jonathan Sheppard End All Newspaper Regulations In the wake of the News International scandal, Jonathan Sheppard calls for all newspaper regulations to be abolished.
Phil Hendren Beware of Neutering the Press Those who are gunning for News International tend to be those who are already in favour of greater regulations of the press, says Phil Hendren.
Mark Seddon The Day Ed Miliband Became Prime Minister Who'd have thought that it would be Ed Miliband who acted like a Prime Minister and became Rupert Murdoch's nemesis. But he has, says Mark Seddon.
Iain Dale Could the News of the World Be Reborn? If Murdoch sells his UK newspaper interests, could a new buyer allow the News of the World to rise like a phoenix from the flames? Iain Dale speculates...
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown The People Are Guilty Too It's not just tabloid hacks who are to blame for the phone hacking scandal, it's also the people who devour their red top gossip, says Yasmin Alibhai-Brown.
Peter Watt Assistant Commissioner John Yates: J'Accuse! Why was John Yates so rigorous on the cash for honours case, and yet so lax on phone hacking, asks Peter Watt?
David Torrance Salmond's Lack of Action Over Press Regulation Alex Salmond criticises the UK government for lack of action over press regulation, but why hasn't he taken it on himself, asks David Torrance?
Jo Newsholme Is it Too Little Too Late For The People of East Africa? The Disasters Emergency Committee has launched an appeal to raise much needed funds to help the desperate people of East Africa. But is it enough, asks Jo Newsholme.
Scarlett MccGwire The Police Need Their Collars Feeling The police have many questions to answer about the phone hacking scandal, says Scarlett MccGwire. And here are just a few of them.
David Torrance EXCLUSIVE: When Alex Salmond Met James Alex Salmond met James Murdoch earlier this year, reveals. It was at this meeting Murdoch allegedly told the SNP leader the party would have his backing in the Scottish Parliament elections.
Ed Staite Communicator of the Week: David Wooding Each week political PR man will pick his Communicator of the Week for Dale & Co. This week it's Dave Wooding, one of the most popular members of the lobby.
Ivor Gaber Murdoch: The Endgame Approaches Politicians have cowered before Rupert Murdoch. Professor Ivor Gaber wonders if all that is about to change.
Phil Hendren Hi, It's Phil. Bye Why on earth do people leave incriminating messages on voicemail, asks Phil Hendren? They must be mad.
Jacqui Smith Is Hackgate the MPs' Expenses Scandal for the Press? As someone the subject of huge press interest during the MPs' expenses scandal, former Home Secretary Jacqui Smith wonders if some direct comparisons can be drawn with what's happening now to the press.
Guy McEvoy A Glimpse Inside the Red Head of Rebekah Brooks Rebekah Brooks will go. It is a matter of when, not if, says Guy McEvoy
Michael Ashcroft Will Tom Baldwin Examine His Conscience? Michael Ashcroft says Ed Miliband needs to take a close look at his own private office before he criticises others.