Magazine Regulation

 31/10/23

Magazine Regulation 

Regulation

• Magazines, like newspapers, are self regulated (they check it themselves) Magazines may join ISPO (independent press regulator in the uk) Impress- only
• Impress is Leveson complaint 
• MOJO has chosen to join IPSO, as the other Bauer publications

who are ISPO?

• independent regulator of most of the uk's newspapers and magazine 
• they hold newspapers to account for their actions, protect individuals rights, upholding high standards and help maintain freedom of expression fo the press

What is the purpose of this regulation?

• the purpose is to make sure all newspaper follows the same rules so it is safe for the readers content use of materials age group
• IPSO ensures that member newspapers and magazines comply with the Editors' Code. They investigate any complaint about printed or online material that may breach the Editors’ Code and can compel the publication to publish corrections or adjudications if they breach the Code. IPSO also monitors press standards and requires member newspapers and magazines to submit an annual statement about how they follow the Editors’ Code and handle any complaints. 

• In cases of serious standards failings that are severe, IPSO can investigate and fine publishers up to £1 million. They operate a 24-hour anti-harassment advice line and run a low-cost compulsory arbitration scheme to settle legal disputes. IPSO also provides advice, training, and guidance for editors and journalists to uphold the highest possible standards. They offer a Whistleblowing Hotline for journalists who feel pressured to act in a way that does not align with the Editors' Code and work with charities, NGOs, and other organisations to support and improve press standards.