The new regime: GDPR and journalism
David Cameron was often derided as an “essay crisis” Prime Minister – the Oxford PPE undergraduate model of relying on…
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Defendants should not be gleeful at prospect of Supreme Court allowing appeal on defamation test in Lachaux case
There is a sneaking suspicion among some media lawyers that our cases seem to get permission to appeal to the…
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Tweet in haste, repent at leisure: When journalists can be liable for what others have published
You probably haven’t heard of Sir Philip Burrington Dingle. Before he was knighted, he was the Town Clerk in Manchester,…
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