Media Law¶
Rowbottom, J. (2018). Media Law. Hart Publishing.
Cited by¶
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Domain-specific¶
- Public Interest Test
- In UK practice the test appears in IPSO's Editors' Code (public interest defences against privacy and harassment provisions), the Reynolds-qualified-privilege and now statutory-public-interest defences in defamation, GDPR Article 9 special-category processing carve-outs, and the UK Freedom of Information Act's qualified exemptions, among other instruments.
This sourceSurveys where the public-interest test sits in UK media law, across the press code, the defamation public-interest defence and privacy.
- In UK practice the test appears in IPSO's Editors' Code (public interest defences against privacy and harassment provisions), the Reynolds-qualified-privilege and now statutory-public-interest defences in defamation, GDPR Article 9 special-category processing carve-outs, and the UK Freedom of Information Act's qualified exemptions, among other instruments.
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