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The book Media and Entertainment Law is written by Ursula Smartt. With integrated coverage of Scottish and Northern Irish law, the Media and Entertainment Act also highlights comparisons with similar foreign jurisdictions, such as the liability of ISPs where there are differences in US and European law, to help students to demonstrate knowledge of the media. laws, which can then influence UK law. Analyzing key aspects such as radio and television broadcasting, print media, the music industry, online news and entertainment, and social networking sites, this text provides detailed coverage of key principles, cases, and legislation. , as well as a critical analysis of regulatory bodies. such as OFCOM and the new UK newspaper and magazine regulator (and online publishing), the Independent Pr...

The book Transforming Dimension of IPR: Challenges for New Age Libraries is written by Dr. Priya Rai, Dr. R. K. Sharma, Dr. P. K. Jain, Akash Singh. The Indian Council of Historical Research has a well-established Documentation Centre and has been preserving documentation in its many forms. The center's primary goal is to become more visible in the online information-seeking world in order to reach scholars and expand awareness of the collections, services, and their significance. The decision to replace print copies with digital ones is the documentation center's preferred choice of preservation surrogate. This article discusses the collection development policy, technologies, challenges, and issues of IPRs of digital preservation, etc. Copyright infringement is a trouble connected to in...

The book Tort Law: Text, Cases, and Materials is written by Jenny Steele. In previous editions of this book, I stated that my first ambition was to guide students through the subject by explaining the current state of the law as clearly as possible. The second was to explore the interesting uncertainties and sometimes fundamental disagreements that remain. These ambitions remain at the heart of this third edition, which still aims to combine the best features of a textbook and a Cases and Materials book in a single volume, with a greater emphasis on explaining what is normally found. in any of them. It is true that the text does not always avoid taking sides as might be traditional for collections of cases and materials, but it is hoped that the text and materials will be woven into a cohe...

The book Tort Law is written by Nicholas McBride, and Roderick Bagshaw. Tort Law, 6th edition, Global Edition, by Nicholas McBride and Roderick Bagshaw, is an essential text for anyone studying law. Written by two leading academics in the field, this book will equip you with all the information you need to succeed in your studies, combining detailed coverage of legal principles with broader literature and topic discussions to develop your critical thinking skills. The text supports your learning through what-if scenarios and additional guided reading. Now in its sixth edition, Tort Law has been extensively updated to include the latest information available on the subject, including all relevant case law and legislative developments.   Key features The expansion of subsidiar...