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This UK court decision not to extradite Assange to the US marks a victory for the Townsville-born Australian journalist.

Publishers and authors may be breathing A Collective Sigh Of Relief Following The Recent confirmation by the Court of Appeal that The Da Vinci Code does not infringe the copyright in an earlier work, The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail

Ofcom has unveiled its latest timetable for rolling out the remaining phases of the Online Safety Act 2023, setting out when to expect new codes, guidance, statutory reports, and advice for the Secretary of State.

The Defamation Act 2013 and the Defamation Regulations, 2013 (the Regulations) came into force on 1 January 2014.

Among other things, the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumer Act 2024 (DMCC Act) requires publishers of consumer reviews to take "reasonable and proportionate steps"...

Following Royal Assent on 21 July 2025, the Football Governance Act ushers in the statutory regulation of men's elite football in England. The implementation of the Independent Football Regulator...

Intemperate, inappropriate, unnecessarily offensive, yes. Breach of the Code of Conduct, no. So decided Collins J in the Administrative Court on 19 October 2006 on Mayor of London Ken Livingstone's controversial 'concentration camp guard' remarks to Evening Standard journalist, Oliver Finegold.

In 1999, the House of Lords in Reynolds v Times Newspapers Limited recognized a privilege defence for public interest journalism. Liberalising the law doesn’t always achieve the desired effect, however, and in the more recent Jameel v Wall Street Journal their Lordships restated the principle.

2005 will see the media find new stability in the digital age. The music industry will be the first to emerge as a master of the internet. Legal downloading will flourish, and a concerted, coordinated and global effort to crackdown on pirates will see illegal activity take a significant blow.

Digital media means more content, more channels and more ways to consume than ever before. For publishers, it means more challenges in operating their businesses and a greater effort to understand an increasingly complex customer.

Welcome to the 2007 edition of the DTT TMT Industry Group’s Media Predictions. The media sector has again had a vibrant year. As forecast last year, digital music’s popularity has continued growing, helped by the increasing range of online retailers and MP3 players.

DTT TMT predicts that efforts to converge two of the biggest media distribution platforms — the Web and TV — will intensify in 2010.

Welcome to the 2009 edition of Predictions for the media sector. This is the eighth year in which the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Global TMT Industry Group has published its predictions for the year ahead.

Welcome to the 2010 edition of Media Predictions. This is the ninth year in which the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu (DTT) Global Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT) Industry Group has published its predictions for the technology, media, and telecommunications sectors.

Welcome to the 2009 edition of Predictions for the media sector. Live entertainment has enjoyed many years of sustained revenue growth. But it has been the major acts, the biggest teams, and the blockbuster shows that appear to have enjoyed the bulk of the growth.

Headlines about new media’s near vertical rise abound. Analyses of the travails of old media are similarly plentiful. Yet terms of reference often differ and context is sadly lacking. This causes misunderstandings that are likely to linger throughout 2007.