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Judith Townend: Media law for the little guy

Judith was a journalist at journalism.co.uk. Her interest in media law has taken her to city university where she is now engaged in a PhD about just that. Judith has been carrying out research about how small news orgs and bloggers deal with legal issues – ‘Keeping It Legal Without the Night Lawyer’. She says [...]

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by on December 1, 2010  •  Permalink
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Posted by Andrew Brightwell on December 1, 2010

http://andrewbrightwell.com/blog/online-journalism/judith-townend-media-law-for-the-little-guy/

Why blogs can beat traditional news for quality (sometimes)

In preparation for his appearance in front of the House of Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee tomorrow, Paul Bradshaw has attempted to define how new journalism (namely blogs) and traditional media guarantee their quality in quite distinct ways. In doing so, Paul is preparing the ground for a set of questions he expects to [...]

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by on December 2, 2009  •  Permalink
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Posted by Andrew Brightwell on December 2, 2009

http://andrewbrightwell.com/blog/online-journalism/why-new-journalism-deserves-the-legislators-atttention/