The Yearbook of Media and Entertainment Law: Volume 3, 1997/98
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- Edition number and title :Volume 3, 1997/98
- Publisher Clarendon Press
- Date of Publication 8 January 1998
- ISBN 9780198265979
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages584 pages
- Size 243x164x38 mm
- Weight 1086 g
- Language English 0
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Short description:
Media and Entertainment Law is a fast growing sector of practice in the EC, and in the UK in particular. The emergence of multi-media law has raised a large number of novel conceptual and practical difficulties for lawyers specialising in the area. The Yearbook is designed to respond to these practical difficulties while also making a serious contribution to media law as an area of serious academic study. It contains high quality analyses of topical issues, as well as thorough surveys of key areas of practice. Up to date and informative, the Yearbook is now well-established as a key source of information and analysis for all media and entertainment law professionals.
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In the fast-changing world of the media the role of the law is growing ever more important. In response to a bewildering range of technological innovation as well as to perennial concerns (such as freedom of the press) the media lawyer is called upon to handle increasingly complex issues.
Lawyers have a vital role in negotiating contracts and licences, litigating in the event of disputes, ensuring the effective protection of intellectual property rights and advising on often novel questions concerning competition, regulation, and international cross-border disputes. This highly complex field had not been well served by legal literature; the Year Book remedied that omission. It answers the needs of professionals in the field while also making a significant contribution to media law as an area of serious academic study.
The central feature of the Yearbook is the annual surveys prepared by expert practising lawyers. Covering all issues from libel, contempt of court, music contracts, new technology, competition, regulation, and copyright, the surveys contain considered and thorough analysis of the most recent developments in the UK, the EC, and beyond. In a global industry, this comparative and international approach is vital.
In addition, each edition of the Yearbook contains specially commissioned articles on subjects of particular topicality. A further feature is the review of recent publications which provides a valuable check for those wishing to verify their current awareness of developments in the field.
Edited by the countrys leading academic media lawyer and ably assisted by two of the best known practitioners in the field, the Yearbook is well-established as an indispensable part of every media lawyers library.
This handsome book gives an authoritive and comprehensive account of media law developments during the year. Media Lawyer Sept 1998
Table of Contents:
Table of Cases
Table of Statutes and Treaties
PART ONE: ARTICLES
Cyber-contempt: Fair Trials and the Internet
Minors' Privacy, the Courts and Limits on Freedom of Expression
Personality Rights: The Limits of Personal Accountability
Structural and Content Regulation of the Media: United Kingdom Law and Some American Comparisons
Preparing for the Information Society: Lessons from Canada
Getting the Measure of Public Services: Community Competition Rules and Public Service Broadcasting
The New Television Without Frontiers Directive
Future Regulation of Telecommunication Infrastructure in the EU
Data Protection and Press Freedom
Comparative Advertising in the UKthe New Law in its Infancy
PART TWO: ANNUAL SURVEYS 1997
The European Human Rights Convention and Media Law
Libel Law
Media Reporting Restrictions
Complaints Against the Media
Broadcasting and Cable Services (a) Broadcasting Law in 1996
Broadcasting and Cable Services (b) Main Developments in the Field of Local Delivery and Associated Telecommunication Services
Copyright and the Media (a) International Developments in 1996
Copyright and the Media (b) Developments in Substantive Copyright Law
Copyright and the Media (c) Developments in the Law relating to Copyright Remedies, Practice and Procedure
The Music Industry in 1996
EC and United Kingdom Competition Law Developments
Legal Developments in Multimedia
PART THREE: REVIEW OF BOOKS
