participation is an increasingly difficult proposition. A better approach is to allow news organisations to choose their own level and form of regulation and educate the public to distinguish between these different forms. Each of the three tiers of regulation will be accompanied by a different set of legal and regulatory obligations. Damien recognises that the model presupposes that the public will be able to distinguish between the three tiers. This is a big assumption. But he argues that what is interesting about this model is 'that it lets go of control. It acknowledges a world of uncertainties and fluidity.' Carrick's report is found here .  Chapter 2 is an interesting consideration of the development of the case law in the UK. It was a very interesting program. Certainly a good introduction to the issue.