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Out now: Mediabeak's Chapter on Media Law (Chapter 11) in:
An introduction to media law (full fat text and exposee to follow)
Mediabeak International
Media Law on Media Guardian
- A matter of private interest
- A punishing victory - Campbell v Mirror (House of Lords)
- Anonymous justice - court reporting
- Bad news for journalists or just the Telegraph? - Galloway libel case
- Beckhams have nowhere to hide
- Behind the lens - reporting terrorism
- Blind to reality - Big Brother racism row
- Burden of proof
- Campbell casts chill over press freedom - Campbell v Mirror
- Can you stop the paparazzi?
- Contempt of court in the dock
- Contempt of court or public interest
- Defamation by divorce proceedings
- Defending the press
- Drawing the snappers' sting
- Fleet Street editors and media law experts give their verdict
- I won't see you in court
- If you can't stand the heat - restaurant libel
- Jagger seeks to protect her Best bits - privacy
- Media law review of the year 2005
- Media law review of the year 2006
- Mirror image reflects badly on Blair - Iraq torture pictures row
- Mixed signals - privacy
- Mucca and Macca: How much is too much?
- No win no fee faces Stone test - CFA's and celebrities
- PCC finally forced to act on privacy
- Perils ahead for UK press after OK! ruling
- Pictures in the frame - reporting the London bombings
- Playing the confidentiality card
- Published and damned - Galloway v Telegraph
- Say what you see - privacy
- Seeking justice or publicity
- Sex, drugs and privacy
- Terrorism on trial - terror reporting
- The gloves are off
- The Price of Speculation
- The threat to press freedom
- Time to open up - expert witnesses and court reporting
- Trial by media
- Why Sven shouldn't sue
- Will pizzeria review harm free speech?
Guardian Media
Sky News - Breaking News
Reuters - Top News
BBC News
Media Law - global links
New York Times: Business
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