Brad A. Greenberg, UCLA Law School, has published The News Deal: How Price-Fixing and Collusion Can Save the Newspaper Industry, and Why Congress Should Promote it in volume 59 of the UCLA Law Review (2011). Here is the abstract. Newspaper MORE >>

Matthew Belloni A nasty legal fued has broken out over the upcoming TV series based on characters in John Grisham’s seminal legal thriller. read more. THR, Esq. Television Television The Firm MORE >>

From the New York Times: an article discussing the possible effects of the phone hacking scandal on Prime Minister David Cameron's political future MORE >>

Naturally, his candidacy is no more serious than Sarah Palin’s nomination for a Rhodes Scholarship, but this guy is a constitutional train wreck. He claims that any community has a right to ban a mosque in their community. Fuck the First Amendment, Boo Boo! No, Herman, No. No you can’t. While I personally would like [.]. MORE >>

CSPAN has video of the House of Commons Home Affairs Committee Hearings (Metropolitan Police) and the Culture, Media and Sports Committee Hearings (James and Rupert Murdoch) dealing with the NOTW phone hacking events. CSPAN has related materials as well. Links MORE >>