Entertainment and Media in UK Law
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Richard v British Broadcasting Corporation
... ... from a confidential source and approached SYP (in the form of a media officer, Miss Carrie Goodwin) about it. That led to a meeting with her and ... He has a long and well known history in the entertainment (rock ‘n’ roll) industry going back to the late 1950s. He rapidly ... ...
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Hyde Park Residence Ltd v Yelland
... ... for the purpose of reporting current events at the time, namely the media coverage that had been generated by Mr Al Fayed's string of falsehoods ... ...
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Michael Douglas (1st Respondent) Catherine Zeta-Jones (2nd Respondent) Nothern & Shell Plc (3rd Respondent) v Hello Ltd (1st Appellant) Hola S.A. (2nd Appellant) Eduardo Sanchez Junco (3rd Appellant)
... ... was intense interest in this event from certain sections of the media; in particular, from the publishers of OK! and Hello! magazines. As the ... diet of photographs and text about royal, but, more usually, entertainment, sporting, and social celebrities, with photographs taking precedence over ... ...
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Pro-Life Alliance v BBC
... ... of taste and decency is the intimate relationship which these media establish between the broadcaster and the viewer or listener in his home ... be capable of application to all programmes, whether light entertainment, serious drama, historical or other documentaries, news reports, party ... ...
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British Steel Corporation v Granada Television Ltd
... ... Megarry) on 11 March. He decided that no public interest in the media not being forced to disclose their sources of information at the trial of ... ...
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Douglas v Hello! Ltd (No 1)
... ... international publicity identifying the possessor of the exclusive media rights in advance of the Hunniford wedding. There was no security ... was because the portrayal of their image in the film and entertainment industry generally was of "incredible importance", as it was to most ... ...
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Thornton v Telegraph Media Group Ltd
... ... But there are historians who direct their work to readers who want entertainment. Historians who do this may produce works that are based substantially on secondary sources and lack the references, bibliographies, indexes and such ... ...
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McKennitt v Ash
... ... that Ms McKennitt is unusual amongst world-wide stars in the entertainment business, in that she very carefully guards her personal privacy. The ... , alarmed by what appeared to be on foot, a representative range of media organisations, including Times Newspapers Ltd, the Press Association and ... ...
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Joseph and Others v Spiller and Another
... ... the second defendant, which at all relevant times provided entertainment booking services and advertised acts and performers on its website for ... ...
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Khuja (formerly known as PNM) v Times Newspapers Ltd and Others
... ... Adam Wolanski ... (Instructed by Newquest Media Group Ltd Legal Department) ... (1) Times Newspapers Limited ... (2) ... reputation built on a lifetime of public service or popular entertainment can be extinguished in an instant. I sincerely believe that statutory ... ...
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