The latest issue of @CommsLawJournal has been published and is packed with expert insight and analysis. If you’d like to contribute to future issues contact the editor, @pcoelaw for further information
A special @infolawcentre Annual Conference 2022 issue of @commslawjournal will be published in June 2023. If you would like your paper to be considered for this special issue please submit it to @pcoelaw by 17/2/23: https://t.co/NJ5JZ8shZf
If you're interested in making a submission to @CommsLawJournal, or proposing a special issue, then please get in touch with our editor @pcoelaw for more details
@CommsLawJournal covers the broad spectrum of legal issues arising in the telecoms, IT and media industries. If you're interested in making a submission to the journal, or proposing a special issue, then please get in touch with our editor @pcoelaw.
@CommsLawJournal covers the broad spectrum of legal issues arising in the telecoms, IT and media industries. If you're interested in making a submission to the journal, or proposing a special issue, then please get in touch with our editor @pcoelaw.
Professor Krotoszynski (@UofAlabama) will be giving a public lecture on 'Common Law Constitutionalism and the Freedom of Speech' @unirdg_law@UniofReading on the 15/3. To book your place please visit: https://t.co/XTIiUcMgix @UniRdg_Research
The Unbearable Loudness of Cancellation: How the Court of Appeal failed free speech in Miller v College of Policing – Paul Wragg https://t.co/OELt4n0vB0
THIS IS NOT A DRILL! 👇👇👇
Just one week to go until this excellent and timely @infolawcentre seminar on the future of UK data protection law post-Brexit.
Have you booked your place?
https://t.co/2bkoO4K047
@CommsLawJournal from @BloomsburyPro is one of the leading communications law journals. If you'd like to submit an article for consideration for our next issue then please get in touch with its editor @pcoelaw: https://t.co/H1Nt2sUgpi
In a new episode, Tom and Paul rake over the recent High Court libel judgment in Riley v Murray, and ponder what it means for the future of polemical Twitter exchanges. Up for discussion are "serious harm" and the distinction between fact and opinion. https://t.co/t4vfsbCrlA