by Sydney Smith on May 16, 2010
NJ Supreme Court Rules media can’t be sued for accurately reporting pretrial documents
In a split decision, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that media outlets cannot be sued for reporting from pretrial...
In a split decision, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that media outlets cannot be sued for reporting from pretrial...
A New Jersey appeals court upheld a lower court's ruling that a blogger isn't afforded the source protections a traditional...
In what The New York TImes called “the most exciting scandal to emerge from Britain’s historian community since --- well,...
How do tribal communities in developing countries without functioning police, judges, law courts and prisons ensure social stability? This question...
The Supreme Court of Canada agreed last week to hear a case that would decide if linking to a Web site...
Libel laws in Britain might become a little less public-friendly and a little more media-friendly. That is, if changes to legislation...
Yesterday, Cambridge University Press publicly backed their authors' protest of Nature journal's review of their book Questioning Collapse that was...
Libel law is a vital tool for protecting people from the harm of journalism gone wrong. Recently, however, some experts...
Usually media errors claim few dramatic victims: a misspelling here, a fake photo there, but no real harm to private...