Law and the media : views of journalists and lawyers
著者
書誌事項
Law and the media : views of journalists and lawyers
Round Hall Sweet & Maxwell, 1997
大学図書館所蔵 全2件
注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- Responsibility in coverage and the public interest / by Conor Brady
- The effects of the legal constraints on broadcasting / by Joe Mulholland
- Libel action award levels / by Aengus Fanning
- As transparent as glass? / by Ronan Brady
- TV3 and the regulation of competition in broadcasting / by Colum Kenny
- Defamation : the path to law reform / by Kevin Boyle and Marie McGonagle
- Reporting of litigaiton and potential litigation : the extent and application of the sub judice rule in the U.K / by Lord Williams of Mostyn
- Contempt of court : the case for law reform / by Kevin Boyle and Marie McGonagle
- When two tribes go to war : privacy interests and media speech / by Eoin O'Dell
- Broadcasting policy and European law / by T. John O'Dowd
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This is a collection of essays on a range of issues affecting the often uneasy relationship between law and the media in Ireland. The text explores subjects such as media responsibility and the public interest, access to and regulation of broadcasting, the reform of the law of defamation, contempt of court laws, and the conflict between individual privacy and the need for freedom of information legislation. The book examines the role of the media and the practical application of legal regulation and restriction on media personnel. It also looks at the institutional aspects of national public service broadcasting and the difficulties experienced on the introduction of commercial broadcasting. The path to law reform to achieve a new balance between the requirements of a robust, but responsible press, and the protection of the rights and interests of the individual, is charted with the aid of empirical research and data compiled from court records.
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