McNae\'s Essential Law for Journalists notes

The following document consists of concepts of Defamation according to the British Media Regulation. These notes also consist of the pages of the book Essential Law for Journalists book where the student can find this information. Links to Defamation concepts are also provided.

The following document concerns the regulation which Ofcom follows for broadcast journalists in the industry. It consists of Ofcom’s role and actions and the Broadcasting code and rules. These notes also have links to the Ofcom site, which concern each section being discussed throughout the document. The chapter of the book used to write these notes is also referenced - i.e. Essential Law for Journalists, Chapter 3 - pages 27 to 29

The following document consists of a Media Law exam, with both answers and questions. Both questions and answers concern the British Media Regulation and references to the book Essential Law for Journalists. This exam's responses were graded 74% out of 100%.

A deep analysis of McNae's book Essential Law

The following document consists of an explanation of what is Defamation and the rules of each concept (ie. Meaning of words, Inferences...) These notes also consist of the pages of the book Essential Law for Journalists where the student can find this information. Links to the Defamation concepts and explanations are also provided.

The following document consists of the summary of the Main Defences in Defamation Act 2013. These notes also consist of the pages of the book Essential Law for Journalists book where the student can find this information. Links to Defamation concepts and Defamation Defences are also provided.

The following document consists of Ipso's Editors Code of Practice, with each code being explained and referenced (i.e. 2.4.3 - Coverage of suicides: When reporting suicide...) These notes also consist of the pages of the Essential Law for Journalists book the student can find this information. A link to the Ipsos website is also provided.

This document consists of a Media Law Exam regarding British Media Regulation. This exam was graded 74% out of 100%.

A deep analysis of McNae's book Essential Law

The following document consists of a Media Law exam, with both answers and questions. Both questions and answers concern the British Media Regulation and references to the book Essential Law for Journalists. This exam's responses were graded 74% out of 100%.

This document consists of a Media Law Exam regarding British Media Regulation. This exam was graded 74% out of 100%.

The following document concerns the regulation which Ofcom follows for broadcast journalists in the industry. It consists of Ofcom’s role and actions and the Broadcasting code and rules. These notes also have links to the Ofcom site, which concern each section being discussed throughout the document. The chapter of the book used to write these notes is also referenced - i.e. Essential Law for Journalists, Chapter 3 - pages 27 to 29

The following document consists of Ipso's Editors Code of Practice, with each code being explained and referenced (i.e. 2.4.3 - Coverage of suicides: When reporting suicide...) These notes also consist of the pages of the Essential Law for Journalists book the student can find this information. A link to the Ipsos website is also provided.

The following document consists of an explanation of what is Defamation and the rules of each concept (ie. Meaning of words, Inferences...) These notes also consist of the pages of the book Essential Law for Journalists where the student can find this information. Links to the Defamation concepts and explanations are also provided.

The following document consists of concepts of Defamation according to the British Media Regulation. These notes also consist of the pages of the book Essential Law for Journalists book where the student can find this information. Links to Defamation concepts are also provided.

The following document consists of the summary of the Main Defences in Defamation Act 2013. These notes also consist of the pages of the book Essential Law for Journalists book where the student can find this information. Links to Defamation concepts and Defamation Defences are also provided.