Andrew Hughes
Summary
Andrew 'Andy' Hughes is a senior officer of the Australian Federal Police (AFP) who, until recently, served as the Chief Police Officer (CPO) for the Australian Capital Territory (ACT). The CPO position is similar to the role of Australian Commissioners of Police, that is, the chief executive of the ACT Policing component of the AFP. ACT Policing forms one of the larger operating components of Australia's national policing agency, the Australian Federal Police.On August 9, 2007, Ban-Ki Moon, the Secretary General of the United Nations announced Andrew Hughes' appointment as Police Advisor to the UN. This role places Hughes at the head of UN Police Peacekeeping.Previously, Hughes was the Commissioner of Police of Fiji having held that appointment between 2003 and 2006.
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Interviews: Meltwater Appeals UK Web News Fees As Both Sides Claim Victory
The Newspaper Licensing Agency (NLA) and Meltwater put their own contrasting spins on Tuesday’s setting by the UK’s Copyright Tribunal of the fees Meltwater’s news monitor clients must pay newspaper websites to receive its story summaries.
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Interviews: Meltwater Appeals UK Web News Fees As Both Sides Claim Victory
The Newspaper Licensing Agency (NLA) and Meltwater put their own contrasting spins on Tuesday’s setting by the UK’s Copyright Tribunal of the fees Meltwater’s news monitor clients must pay newspaper websites to receive its story summaries.
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Video: Meltwater's CEO Lyssegen 'Promotes' Newspapers' Content
The UK’s High Court last month ruled against news monitor Meltwater in a case brought by the Newspaper Licensing Agency (see our coverage). At Westminster Media Forum this month, CEO Jrn Lyssegen sat on a panel a few places away from NLA commercial director Andrew Hughes, and was asked what Meltwater really contributes to news sites’ bottom line….
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Interview: NLA Happy That Ruling Extends Photocopy Levies To Web
Newspaper Licensing Agency commercial director Andrew Hughes declared the umbrella organisation “obviously pleased” with Friday’s High Court ruling that customers of paid-for online news monitors must pay the agency a levy for receiving alerts.
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Interview: NLA Happy That Ruling Extends Photocopy Levies To Web
Newspaper Licensing agency commercial director Andrew Hughes declared the umbrella organisation “obviously pleased” with Friday’s High Court ruling that customers of paid-for online news monitors must pay the agency a levy for receiving alerts.
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