The News of the World phone hacking scandal in UK has highlighted issues
around the relationship between government and the media. For example,
the ongoing Leveson Inquiry (2012) focuses on ' the culture, practices
and ethics of the press, including contacts between the press and
politicians and the press and the police.' What are the implications of
the phone hacking scandal, and the subsequent public inquiries, for
public relations, and in particular, for media relations? Most of the
coverage of the scandal has focused on journalist ethics.
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