article_snippet: It seems journalism is not a crime, Max Mosley .
article_snippet: n’t spoil our next very agreeable lunch if I point out to Max Mosley that it has emerged from the Old Bailey that journalism is not a criminal offence, after all.
article_snippet: For, in a blow to the former FIA president's censorship-seeking pressure group Hacked Off, four Sun journalists were cleared last week of paying public officials for stories in a case that delved far into the ethics of the tabloid Press.
article_snippet: Several bloggers – some of whom, we note, have never remotely held down a staff job at a blue chip media organisation – fulminated piously on their websites about the supposed insensitivity of at least one of my Fleet Street colleagues in seeking facts and answers from Bianchi’s Marussia team and the FIA in those worrying hours immediately after a horrific crash.
article_snippet: It was not insensitivity that led journalists to ask detailed questions of those whose job it was to answer journalists; it was a professional requirement.
article_snippet: Former the FIA president Max Mosley arrives the High Court in London for the Leveson Inquiry .