This edition of 'Media Law' covers legal developments affecting journalists and broadcasters. It details the position of defamation, obscenity, official secrecy, copyright and confidentiality, contempt of court and protection of privacy. Also covered is the regulation of films, video, theatre and advertising.

Media Law 2nd Edition

ROBERTSON, GEOFFREY

Nicol, Andrew

Rules & Procedures

Penguin Uk

The new 4th edition of "Media Law" continues to provide practitioners with a thorough overview of the disparate laws that impinge upon journalists' and broadcasters' freedom to publish. The authors provide specialist analysis of case law wherever possible, as well as significant statutory law such as the Human Rights Act 1998 and the Freedom of Information Act.

Media Law 4e

The fifth edition of "Media Law" covers legal developments affecting journalists and broadcasters. There is exhaustive coverage of all the major areas of media law, detailing the up-to-date position on defamation, obscenity, official secrecy, copyright and confidentiality, contempt of court and protection of privacy. Also covered is the regulation of films, video, theatre and advertising, plus the rights of access to business and government information.

Media Law

Reference

Blackstones Human Rights Series provides an in-detail and in-depth analysis on the Human Rights Act 1998 on a subject-by-subject basis. The series has been edited by John Wadham, solicitor, Director of Liberty and a member of the Governments Human Rights Task Force. Media Law and Human Rights provides a comprehensive guide to the Strasbourg case law as it affects the media and examines how the UK courts have grappled with the concepts developed by the European Court. It considers the potential for further influence and looks at the special provisions in the Human Rights Act for the media. A detailed review of the ECHR case law on defamation and its possible impact on the development of domestic libel law is included. Recent case law on public interest reporting, including Bergens Tidende v Norway in the European Court and the House of Lords' decision in Turkington v Times Newspapers Ltd is also covered. The consequences of the Political Parties, Elections and Referendum Act 2000 for media coverage of election campaigns are considered and the Article 6 fair hearing principles most relevant to media regulators are summarised.

Media Law and Human Rights (Blackstone's Human Rights Series)

MILLAR, GAVIN

Sharland, Andrew

Constitutional Law

Blackstone Press

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Media Law

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