Death of the death knock?
A Press Council ruling could set a precedent for journalists contacting grieving families.
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When someone’s death is in the public eye, how many times does their family have to decline speaking to journalists before their privacy is invaded?
Twice, according to a recent ruling against a Christchurch newspaper; 16 times, according to some editors.
The Press Council this week upheld a
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Chelsea Armitage
Thu, 25 Feb 2016
Thu, 25 Feb 2016
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Death of the death knock?
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