Media law rolph

Critical perspectives from varying academic disciplines provide conceptual frameworks through which Australian media law can be understood and interpreted.
Written by an extended team of authors, the third edition includes ,new cases and recent changes in legislation to defamation laws and privacy laws.

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Media Law:

David Rolph, Matt Vitins, Judith Bannister, Daniel Joyce, Jason Bosland, Michael Douglas, Jonathan Gill A critical introduction to the principles and application of media law.
Media Law:

David Rolph is a Professor at the University of Sydney Law School, specialising in media law.
He is the author of two books, as well as many book chapters and journal articles, on all aspects of media law.
From 2007 to 2013, Professor Rolph was the editor of the Sydney Law Review, one of Australia’s leading law journals.

Media Law: Cases, Materials and Commentaryintroduces the key concepts of media law and how to apply these theories in practice

It examines the basic principles underpinning areas of law that are most relevant to the media, including defamation, contempt of court, invasion of privacy, breach of confidentiality, and freedom of information

He currently serves on the editorial boards of the Media and Arts Law Review, the Communications Law Bulletin, Communications Law and the International Journal of the Semiotics of Law

Professor Rolph is also a regular columnist for the Gazette of Law and Journalism and a frequent media commentary on a range of media law issues

David Rolph is a Professor at the University of Sydney Law School, specialising in media law

He is the author of two books, as well as many book chapters and journal articles, on all aspects of media law

From 2007 to 2013, Professor Rolph was the editor of the Sydney Law Review, one of Australia’s leading law journals