The Press Complaints Commission chairman, Baroness Buscombe, gave the Centre for Law, Justice and Journalism annual lecture last night [Wednesday].

In her lecture, “Changing times and changing media regulation,” she discussed the challenges of convergence, technology development and international regulation.

In her view, non-statutory self-regulation is the “only model that can work”. However, she called for a “back stop” power that would ensure publishers complied with a self-regulatory system.

Read more at:

• Meejalaw.com
• Jon Slattery’s blog

Update: Full speech text now available, below, and you can watch the video on the CLJJ main site.