Top Entertainment and Media Law Privacy Stations Content for Tue.May 29, 2012

COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW BLOG MAY 29, 2012 Secret ‘Kill List’ Tests Obama’s Principles - NYTimes.com Secret ‘Kill List’ Tests Obama’s Principles - NYTimes.com MORE >>	MEDIA LAW PROF BLOG MAY 29, 2012 Partner of Former British Politician Loses Privacy Suit, Must Pay Costs Carina Trimingham, the partner of Chris Hulme, the former Secretary of State for Energy, has lost a lawsuit against the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday in which she alleged that articles the papers printed invaded her privacy and MORE >>	BROADCAST LAW BLOG MAY 29, 2012 TV Shared Services Agreements and the FCC Ownership Review Featured on the NY Times Front Page MVPDs have also suggested that these agreements are unfair in the negotiation of retransmission consent agreements. The NY Times featured this issue on its front page , further indicating that this is an issue that is likely to be addressed in the FCC's decision in its ownership review - expected later this year or in 2013. MORE >>	MEDIA LAW PROF BLOG MAY 29, 2012 Copyright and Moral Norms Alina Ng, Mississippi College School of Law, is publishing Copyright and Moral Norms in the Loyola Journal of Public Interest Law. Here is the abstract. The role normative principles such as morality and ethics play in a legal system is MORE >>
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MEDIA LAW PROF BLOG | TUESDAY, MAY 29, 2012
A New Novel With an Old Theme

Michiko Kakutani reviews Annalena McAfee's new novel The Spoiler, a fictional tale about Fleet Street life MORE >>

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MEDIA LAW PROF BLOG | TUESDAY, MAY 29, 2012
The Local News

The local news seems, well, really similar, especially when the same journalists work for two different stations. More here on this phenomenon, from the New York Times MORE >>

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