Sentences with phrase «of legal journalism»

India About Blog Live Law is a comprehensive Legal News portal which will redefine the standards of legal journalism in India.

Thank goodness, J. Craig Williams has put his own past as a broadcast news reporter to work cross-examining the state of legal journalism on - air.

So if Brill was once the rebel of legal journalism, Lat may now own that mantle.

What happens when the original rebel of legal journalism, Steve Brill, sits down for a chat with today's best - known rebel of legal journalism, David Lat?

The magazine's reporting on the business - side of law forever changed the nature of legal journalism.

Even those who once dismissed it now begrudgingly respect it as a leading and — dare I say it — mainstream source of legal journalism.

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«East Texas «Troll Tracker» Defamation Lawsuit Settles Main Two Rebels of Legal Journalism Have a Chat»

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Why is American Lawyer Media, given its proud tradition of legal journalism and extensive Web network, investing precious home page pixels in blogs?

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With the laws banning the drug on shaky legal footing in Ontario and elsewhere, it's a timely piece of journalism.

Maeve McClenaghan is an investigative journalist with the Bureau of Investigative Journalism and winner of the 2014 Legal Reporting Award.

Its report, «The future of investigative journalism», aims to provide guidance on how to address the contemporary problems the industry faces, including regulatory, economic and legal.

The CUNY Graduate School of Journalism counts 80 separate legal subsidiaries of Ridgewood - Bushwick.

When it does, University of Illinois journalism professor Benjamin Holden, through a two - part legal study, is ready to make the case for challenging the offenders.

His responsibilities as a Senior Legal Officer include areas such as media, media in the digital world, regulation, journalism and self - regulation, access to the Internet, network neutrality and other freedom of expression issues.

Milton Esterow returns to journalism with a long recap of the now 25 - year legal wrangle over the estate of Peggy Guggenheim.

The BBC's legal strategy entails the indiscriminate application of its FOI derogation «for the purposes of journalism» - this effectively rewrites the 2000 Act, and redefines the BBC as a private body.

At a time when proponents of free speech should be defending Steyn, the Columbia Journalism Review can be found smack in the middle of Mann's legal suit as a friend of the court, calling Steyn's comments «deplorable, if not unlawful...»

In my view, serious and evidence - minded people like lawyers make better authors than they do journalists but often I observe the risk of confusing legal journalism with legal blogging and with legal publishing.

The blog Legal As She Is Spoke, a project of the Program in Law and Journalism -LSB-...]

No doubt that the news, views and updates side of legal information, to which might be added industry gossip and even notes on latest cases and legislation fall into a particular category that might be called journalism and blogging.

I started paying close attention to lawyer bios back in 2002, when I went from journalism to marketing and became vice president of editorial for the legal marketing and PR firm Jaffe Associates.

The blog Legal As She Is Spoke, a project of the Program in Law and Journalism at New York Law School, takes its title from that 19th Century classic.

Late last year, I had the pleasure of speaking with Paramjit Mahli, founder of the SCG Legal PR Network in New York City, about my experiences in legal journalism over the past dozen yLegal PR Network in New York City, about my experiences in legal journalism over the past dozen ylegal journalism over the past dozen years.

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Its focus is legal journalism and «the accuracy and felicity of reporting on law.»

A big congratulations to former staff writer Michael McKiernan and to all of our staff and contributors who work so hard to provide readers with high quality, Canadian - based legal journalism.

I was intrigued to read yesterday about a new project launched by Mike Sacks, a third - year law student at Georgetown who describes himself as «interested in legal journalism and the intersection of law and politics.»

Most of my legal career has been spent with at least one foot in legal publishing, media and journalism.

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The Legal Vendor Marketing Blog, offers keen insights into marketing and PR strategies for legal vendors, with a focus on how they can leverage Legal Brand Journalism ™, an integrated marketing approach that relies on the tenets of journaLegal Vendor Marketing Blog, offers keen insights into marketing and PR strategies for legal vendors, with a focus on how they can leverage Legal Brand Journalism ™, an integrated marketing approach that relies on the tenets of journalegal vendors, with a focus on how they can leverage Legal Brand Journalism ™, an integrated marketing approach that relies on the tenets of journaLegal Brand Journalism ™, an integrated marketing approach that relies on the tenets of jJournalism ™, an integrated marketing approach that relies on the tenets of journalismjournalism.

«I'd rather be doing journalism than commenting on it,» explains Obbie, who left his job as executive editor of The American Lawyer to teach journalism at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications and run its Carnegie Legal Reporting Program.

Obbie is the former executive editor of The American Lawyer magazine; former author of the now - defunct, award - winning blog LawBeat, where he dissected journalism focused on the justice system, lawyers and the law; and former director of the Carnegie Legal Reporting Program at Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.

Beginning today, he is once again blazing a new path in legal journalism, launching Common Law, a Web video series that aims to show the human drama in the day - to - day workings of Wichita's courts.

I have been in legal journalism for more than 10 years, but I am very excited to begin a new phase in my career at the helm of Canadian Lawyer.

The case brings together three separate challenges from the following groups and individuals: the American Civil Liberties Union, Amnesty International, Bytes for All, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union, the Irish Council for Civil Liberties, the Legal Resources Centre, Liberty and Privacy International; Big Brother Watch, Open Rights Group, English Pen and Dr Constanze Kurz; the Bureau of Investigative Journalism and Alice Ross.

Organized by the Canadian Bar Association, the Awards recognize «outstanding journalism that fosters public awareness and understanding of any aspect of the Canadian justice system and the roles played by institutions and participants in the legal system».

A graduate of New York University's law school, she is the director of program in Law and Journalism and professor of legal writing at New York Law School and an avid patron of the arts.

So here is the leader of the nation's largest legal journalism company, someone who is ahead of the curve in thinking about the interplay of traditional media and new media and their application to the legal profession, asking why anyone outside Incisive would care what he had to say.

The article is a nice look through the history of blogs, their role in journalism, and some of the legal issues they bring up, along with a small discussion of how blogs are treated elsewhere around the world.

Our writers, a cadre of professionals with strong legal, business, scientific, and journalism credentials support our clients» platforms and marketing with compelling content for online and offline use.

A number of prominent UK - based legal reporters have been nominated for the legal journalism award, including Catherine Baksi from the Law Society Gazette, Jon Holbrook, who has written some good pieces for Spiked, Ben Rigby, who writes for CDR, and Legal Futures» Neil legal reporters have been nominated for the legal journalism award, including Catherine Baksi from the Law Society Gazette, Jon Holbrook, who has written some good pieces for Spiked, Ben Rigby, who writes for CDR, and Legal Futures» Neil legal journalism award, including Catherine Baksi from the Law Society Gazette, Jon Holbrook, who has written some good pieces for Spiked, Ben Rigby, who writes for CDR, and Legal Futures» Neil Legal Futures» Neil Rose.

Are we beginning to see the end of state - focused legal journalism?

(There should be a Canadian Legal Journalism Hall of Fame, and Cristin Schmitz should be the first inductee.)

The team is helping to create and maintain the legal and contractual framework that supports our subscription models, and ensuring that our journalism avoids the twin risks of excessive and insufficient caution.»

Larry Bodine has an impressive background both in the legal profession and in journalism; he was once the editor and publisher of the ABA Journal.

The litigation raised a host of legal issues, including the applicability of the GDPR before 25 May 2018, the relationship between the Data Protection Directive and the E-Commerce Directive, the question whether Google's Search activities involved processing data «for the purposes of journalism» for the purposes of the relevant data protection exemptions, and the appropriate balance between data privacy rights and the free expression rights guaranteed by the EU Charter.

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