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Social media reputation: threats and solutionsMatthew Himsworth (left) and Allan Dunlavy (right) discuss the communication challenges in sport, exploring social networking and global reputation issues, offering guidance to those at risk and looking at future preventative measures Social media has ... Read more |
Defamation and confidence: three significant casesThere have been several recent cases concerning the laws of confidence and defamation that address important procedural issues relevant to litigators practising in all spheres. This article discusses decisions by the Court of Appeal, a ... Read more |
Digital Economy Act 2010: who should be worried?Depending on which newspaper you read, the Digital Economy Act 2010 (the 2010 Act), which became law on 8 April 2010 after a speedy parliamentary ‘wash-up’ procedure, is either going to kill or cure the ... Read more |
Reputation law: an international approach to protecting brandsThe threat from modern methods of communication is that the potential damage to an individual, company or brand’s reputation is fast and global. As international companies and their brands grow, so does the need for ... Read more |
Reputational law: Star Wars stormtrooper battle is a warning on copyright protectionIt is well recognised that the Internet has made the world a smaller place. Not just by the easier methods of communication and the exchange of information, but also to commerce and the availability of ... Read more |
Preventing reputation meltdown: brand, stakeholder and mediaWhen we think of reputation, particularly corporate reputation, we are really thinking about trust in an organisation. A successful company must gain the trust of its employees, suppliers, shareholders and customers to help win a ... Read more |
Divorce and the media: the courts, the pay-outs and the speculationThe rising divorce rate and some well-publicised settlements running into tens of millions of pounds have focused attention on a growing issue in divorce cases: just how far can spouses go to obtain information about ... Read more |
Stop the press:the Reynolds defenceReynolds v Times Newspapers Ltd & ors [2001] established a new defence for libel claims in which the story is in the public interest and the publisher acted ‘responsibly’. The Reynolds defence is designed to ... Read more |
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