Today’s extract from the book After Leveson* is by Bernard Clark, a former BBC correspondent for the programme Nationwide and later the independent producer of hundreds of documentaries who now chairs TVT.He thinks Lord Justice Leveson was looking backward at a disappearing problem in print rather than looking forward to the digital world. In a post-Leveson world, he believes, questions of press regulation – whether run by the industry or ordered by statute – are largely irrelevant. The problem is the internet

In virtually every state, there is a legal liability standard that producers (among other staff) are held to in the court of law.

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