International

Link Liability – An EU/US Comparison and Guide

Generally, in the United States, the act of linking to material that is either copyrighted or defamatory does not, on its own, carry liability. In Europe, however, the analysis has recently become significantly more complex.

Ending Hostile Legal Environments Abroad – An Anthology

Inter-American Court Issues First Press Privacy Decision

MLRC Bulletin 2005 Issue 3A – The Global Media: Comparative Studies on European and American Media Law

Scraping and Aggregation: The Legal Issues Explored

The Other Side of the Pond: Updates on UK Media Law

Australian State Enacts New Journalist Privilege Law

“The Assange Effect”: WikiLeaks, The Espionage Act and the Fourth Estate

International Protection of Confidential Sources and the Definition of “Journalist”: Strong Protections, Ambiguous Definitions

The Public Interest Responsible Communication Defense: How Is It Working In Canada?