Sullivan ruling, a public figure suing for libel ... in quotes and that some alterations are unintentional. If every change were enough to warrant a trial, he said, ”the practice of journalism ...

WASHINGTON — Journalists and authors who deliberately make up quotes may be assessed heavy damages for libel, but only if the phony quotations harm the source’s reputation and have a different ...

Over the course of four weeks, the jury in former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams’ libel trial against the BBC heard many hours of evidence.

The same is true of Macedonia’s journalism. At the invitation of the ... stories because they’re more likely to be charged with libel. Note that it’s “charged with,” rather than ...

Last week and this, I've been serializing my Large Libel Models? Liability for AI ... with false material—especially outright spurious quotes—through a notice-and-blocking procedure, or ...

University of North Carolina journalism students now enjoy some financial protection in the event of libel suits, thanks to a year-long multimedia insurance policy purchased by the school ...

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“We have billionaires and well-resourced organizations and groups bringing these kinds of libel cases against the press whenever ... legal and ethical boundaries in producing celebrity journalism. She ...

The press regulator shared two key case studies: This illustrates a potential mechanism to resolve climate reporting disputes for the public good, in the context of journalism's impact on economic and ...

Gerry Adams winning his libel case against the BBC is "bound to have a chilling effect" on both the journalism and legal sectors, a legal commentator has said. Joshua Rosenburg, a legal ...