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The Law Column: Do Google robots infringe press copyright?

Recent Belgian case on news aggregation could have implications for UK media

Photographers beware of growing privacy laws

Harry Potter author ruling could spell new age of litigation over newspaper pictures of children

Can Karen Matthews get a fair trial?

Bold reporting of the Karen Matthews case raises contempt issues again

Press turns screw against tougher data protection penalties

More on data protection legislation and journalists – plus today’s media law round-up

How to challenge a Contempt of Court Act postponement order

Reporters should challenge orders which can hold up reporting of trials for months

High-profile secrecy orders reveal limits of open justice

Rule 39 gag in publicly-heard civil cases could be more widely used

Common sense prevails for media access to court papers

“Public access to judicial review papers must be equivalent to the access granted in private law suits”

Law update: Readers' letters and follow-ups 'could be privileged'

The traditional letters page could attract special defence in libel cases

'Responsible journalism' bid fails in court

Crunch meeting on Thursday to decide the way forward

'Make allowance for editorial decisions' – Court of Appeal

Reassuring ruling gave unambiguous guidance to libel judges

Protection for sources and private identities is limited

Disclosure issues move to the top of the media law agenda after recent rulings

Libel and the internet

The world wide web’s relationship with defamation

Editors gather to share ideas

More than 70 regional press editors were today due to gather in Birmingham for the annual Newsquest Editorial Conference. The two-day event, at the Copthorne Hotel Birmingham, will give staff from the newspaper group the opportunity to step back from

End of an era at Grimsby

It is the end of an era at the Grimsby Telegraph with the retirement of Peter Moore. Peter left the paper this week after 20 years as editor – a feat unequalled in its 105-year history. And to mark his

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