The report of the Cairncross Review was published today. It makes decent proposals for helping public service journalism but they are worryingly vulnerable to manipulation by corporate press bosses and their ministerial friends. This is what the report recommends.The Cairncross Report: What it says and first impressions – Brian Cathcart
12 02 2019The report of the Cairncross Review was published today. It makes decent proposals for helping public service journalism but they are worryingly vulnerable to manipulation by corporate press bosses and their ministerial friends. This is what the report recommends.Comments : 2 Comments »
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Categories : Journalism, Media Regulation
Case Law: Linklaters LLP v Mellish, Protecting confidential information in the open – Alexander Vakil
12 02 2019
In a judgment of 5 February 2019, Mr Justice Warby granted Linklaters an interim non-disclosure injunction against a former employee and set a return date hearing (which was heard yesterday). Following the return date hearing, the continuation of the injunction was not opposed and the case was stood over until 22 February 2019, when a further hearing has been scheduled. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: Alexander Vakil, Breach of Confidence, Linklaters LLP, Osborne Clarke
Categories : Injunction
