The award-winning Writing Across the Media is the first textbook to take an integrated approach to media writing, emphasizing the fundamental writing skills common to all media and showing how to apply those skills to different media formats. Each chapter focuses on a particular aspect of the media writing process, integrating examples from print journalism, broadcasting, public relations, and advertising, to show students how different media cover the same event. The accompanying Web site offers resources for both instructors and students, and a unique interactive instructor's video illustrates how news stories are assembled from raw footage.

Writing Across the Media

Reference

Nimmer, David

Bunton, Kristie

Neuzil, Mark

Connery, Thomas B.

Kanihan, Stacey Frank

Words, Language & Grammar

Bedford/St.Martins

This uniquely comprehensive casebook, first published in 1971, covers areas of law fundamental to the practice of copyright and entertainment litigation, including the right of privacy, defamation, right of publicity, and unfair competition.    Cases and Materials on Copyright and Other Aspects of Entertainment Litigation offers a classic blend of a conventional casebook style, minimal editing of cases, questions, problems and concise text reflecting the authors' expertise in the subject of copyright and entertainment law.    Unlike most law school casebooks, Cases and Materials on Copyright and Other Aspects of Entertainment Litigation includes numerous illustrations and reproductions of photographs and paintings from the cases included in the book.  These photographs and paintings help bring the concepts addressed alive for students and add interest-value to the legislative materials presented to them.   This new Eighth Edition is completely updated to include cases and discussion of the most current issues and questions in copyright and entertainment law today, including:     •   Fair use •   Preemption questions  •   ""Hot news"" misappropriation claims  •   Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress  •   False light privacy •   Fantasy baseball issues

Cases and Materials on Copyright and Other Aspects of Entertainment Litigation Including Unfair Competition, Defamation, Privacy

Marcus, Paul

Myers,David

Carolina Academic Press

This uniquely comprehensive casebook, first published in 1971, covers areas of law fundamental to the practice of copyright and entertainment litigation, including the right of privacy, defamation, right of publicity, and unfair competition. Cases and Materials on Copyright and Other Aspects of Entertainment Litigation offers a classic blend of a conventional casebook style, minimal editing of cases, questions, problems and concise text reflecting the authors' expertise in the subject of copyright and entertainment law. Unlike most law school casebooks, Cases and Materials on Copyright and Other Aspects of Entertainment Litigation includes numerous illustrations and reproductions of photographs and paintings from the cases included in the book. These photographs and paintings help bring the concepts addressed alive for students and add interest-value to the legislative materials presented to them. This new Eighth Edition is completely updated to include cases and discussion of the most current issues and questions in copyright and entertainment law today, including: • Fair use • Preemption questions • ""Hot news"" misappropriation claims • Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress • False light privacy • Fantasy baseball issues

Intellectual Property

This uniquely comprehensive casebook covers areas of law fundamental to the practice of Copyright and Entertainment Litigation, including the right of privacy, defamation, right of publicity, and unfair competition. A classic blend of conventional casebook style, questions, problems, and concise text reflecting the authors' expertise in the subject of copyright and entertainment law, this book is adaptable to various teaching methods. Numerous illustrations and reproductions of photos and paintings help bring the concepts to life, adding interest-value to legislative materials. Minimal editing of opinions preserves the flavor of the judicial analysis and demonstrates the interpretive ambiguities and holes in the law. This casebook covers and explores all major changes in this area, including cases such as the Copyright Extension Act opinion (Eldred v. Ashcroft), the peer-to-peer file sharing litigation (MGM v. Grokster), and a host of new and important opinions in the privacy and defamation areas. 
The current edition continues the grand tradition of this casebook in that it is replete with wonderful and interesting illustrations, photos, and paintings from the cases themselves. Readers will enjoy seeing depictions including photographs of Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., "Topper", the Human Cannonball, Elizabeth Taylor, the Three Stooges, and many others.

Cases And Materials on Copyright And Other Aspects of Entertainment Litigation Including Unfair Competition, Defamation, Privacy

Myers, David A.

Nimmer, Melville B.

Administrative Law

Lexis Nexis/Matthew Bender

Hakirah: The Flatbush Journal of Jewish Law and Thought

Religion & Spirituality

Zelcer, Heshey

Broyde, Michael J.

Angel, Marc D.

Buchman, Asher Benzion

Shapiro, Marc B.

Porat, Eliezer Ben

Auman, Kenneth

Landerer, Chaim

Balsam, Yacov

Judaism

Hakirah

Hakirah: The Flatbush Journal of Jewish Law and Thought (Volume 28)

Adams, Steven H.

Holzer, Aton

Kessler, Steven

Levine, Nachman

Turin, Asher

Bloch, Emmanuel

This anthology brings together over a dozen articles published by David Nimmer over the past decade regarding copyright, together with updated commentary weaving together the various threads running through them. The unifying theme running through the work is the need to reconcile standards in order to protect that most ethereal creation of mankind: the written word. From that unique vantage point the discussion delves into the religious roots and sacred character of the act of creation. Religion and copyright are brought into resonance as issues from one field are deployed to illuminate those in the other. Given its culminating focus on the Digital Millennium Copyright Act this work of necessity drills deeply into current advances in technology, notably the dissemination of works over the internet. The religious perspective shines an unexpected light onto those issues as well.

Copyright:Sacred Text, Technology, and the DMCA

Computers & Technology

Springer

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