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Tag Archives: gabrielle giffords
Monday media law mop up: Clegg on libel, NOTW suspension & Twitter debates
The week’s media law & ethics stories that caught Meeja Law’s eye… Phone hacking Big developments in this story, as the Guardian revealed the suspension of News of the World’s assistant editor (news), Ian Edmondson, “following a “serious allegation” related … Continue reading
Correcting the error on Twitter: how NPR’s mistake about Arizona shooting quickly spread
Thoughtless tweeting can’t be blamed for this error: it appears to have started with a mainstream news organisation. Representative Gabrielle Giffords did not die as initially reported by NPR News and others and is in hospital following Saturday’s shooting in … Continue reading