IPSO

• What does IPSO stand for?

  Independent Press Standards Organisation
• What is the primary role of IPSO?

  To regulate the UK newspaper and magazine industry
• How does IPSO maintain its independence?

  It is independent of government, Parliament, and publishers
• What does IPSO aim to protect?

  The public and freedom of expression
• What is the aim of independent regulation by IPSO?

  To mark credible and accountable journalism
• What are the main functions of IPSO?

  • Promote high standards of journalism
  • Protect the rights of individuals
  • Monitor editorial standards
  • Provide support for press intrusion concerns
• How is IPSO funded?

  Indirectly by the publishers it regulates
• What does the term "arms-length body" refer to in IPSO's funding?

  It means publishers have no say in operations
• What is the goal of IPSO's transparency and accountability section?

  To clarify what IPSO does and how it works
• What type of support does IPSO offer regarding harassment?

  Around the clock support for press intrusion
• What can IPSO issue to protect individuals quickly?

  Privacy notices
• What does IPSO do when editorial standards issues are identified?

  It responds promptly and proportionately
• Who can apply to be regulated by IPSO?

  Any organization publishing editorial content in the UK
• What is the purpose of IPSO's arbitration scheme?

  To resolve media law disputes quickly and cheaply
• What type of information can be found in the Frequently Asked Questions section of IPSO?

  • Answers to common queries about IPSO
  • Useful for students, researchers, and journalists
  • Information on IPSO's functions and regulations