Books on communications/media law are generally located at KN 343 K1.
Media law : cases, materials and commentary by
Media Law: Cases Materials and Commentary 2nd edition is an engaging and accessible introduction to the dynamic area of media law. It examines the basic principles of the substantive areas of law affecting the practice of contemporary media organisations including defamation, invasion of privacy and freedom of information.Using carefully selected excerpts from recent cases and legislation and insightful author commentary, the book introduces important media concepts and helps readers put these into both legal and cultural contexts. The second edition incorporates critical perspectives from a range of academic disciplines including media and cultural studies to offer conceptual frameworks in which Australian media law can be understood and interpreted.New to this editionComprehensively updated with current legislation, recent High Court decisions and discussion of contemporary, topical case studies and reports.New author Daniel Joyce (UNSW) brings additional expertise in media law, particularly freedom of expression.Part 2: Media Regulation has been substantially revised with new chapters on 'Print Media and Journalists', 'Broadcasting Services' and 'Online Content' and includes discussion of the Finkelstein Inquiry and Convergence ReviewChapter 15: Information Privacy updated to reflect amendments to the Privacy Act and the new Australian Privacy Principles.
Media law : cases, materials and commentary by
Media Law: Cases Materials and Commentary 2nd edition is an engaging and accessible introduction to the dynamic area of media law. It examines the basic principles of the substantive areas of law affecting the practice of contemporary media organisations including defamation, invasion of privacy and freedom of information.Using carefully selected excerpts from recent cases and legislation and insightful author commentary, the book introduces important media concepts and helps readers put these into both legal and cultural contexts. The second edition incorporates critical perspectives from a range of academic disciplines including media and cultural studies to offer conceptual frameworks in which Australian media law can be understood and interpreted.New to this editionComprehensively updated with current legislation, recent High Court decisions and discussion of contemporary, topical case studies and reports.New author Daniel Joyce (UNSW) brings additional expertise in media law, particularly freedom of expression.Part 2: Media Regulation has been substantially revised with new chapters on 'Print Media and Journalists', 'Broadcasting Services' and 'Online Content' and includes discussion of the Finkelstein Inquiry and Convergence ReviewChapter 15: Information Privacy updated to reflect amendments to the Privacy Act and the new Australian Privacy Principles.
Australian media law by
Australian Media Law details and explains the complex case law, legislation and regulations governing media practice in areas as diverse as journalism, advertising, multimedia and broadcasting. It examines the issues affecting traditional forms of media such as television, radio, film and newspapers and includes discussion on modern forms such as the internet, social media and digital technology, in a clear and accessible format. Issues and topics that are new to the sixth edition include: Impending amendments to the uniform defamation legislation; Responses to the phenomenon of fake news; Revised foreign ownership regime; Proposed new online safety legislation; A new AANA Code of Ethics; The telecommunications data regime and its impact on journalists and their sources; An examination of recent decisions on free speech, defamation, confidentiality, negligence, advertising, vilification and contempt. The ACCC's Digital Platform Inquiry has recommended a process to implement a harmonised media regulatory framework. As the Australian Government takes its first steps along this path, the sixth edition anticipates the shape of future reforms
Australian media law by
Australian Media Law details and explains the complex case law, legislation and regulations governing media practice in areas as diverse as journalism, advertising, multimedia and broadcasting. It examines the issues affecting traditional forms of media such as television, radio, film and newspapers and includes discussion on modern forms such as the internet, social media and digital technology, in a clear and accessible format. Issues and topics that are new to the sixth edition include: Impending amendments to the uniform defamation legislation; Responses to the phenomenon of fake news; Revised foreign ownership regime; Proposed new online safety legislation; A new AANA Code of Ethics; The telecommunications data regime and its impact on journalists and their sources; An examination of recent decisions on free speech, defamation, confidentiality, negligence, advertising, vilification and contempt. The ACCC's Digital Platform Inquiry has recommended a process to implement a harmonised media regulatory framework. As the Australian Government takes its first steps along this path, the sixth edition anticipates the shape of future reforms
The journalist's guide to media law by
A practical guide for journalists, public relations and marketing professionals, bloggers and social media experts to staying on the right side of the law.
The journalist's guide to media law by
A practical guide for journalists, public relations and marketing professionals, bloggers and social media experts to staying on the right side of the law.