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The basics on blogging and tweeting without getting sued

Posted by Mark Pearson | 29 May 2013

Margo: This is the third post in our series exploring the meaning of journalism. Professor Mark Pearson, an expert in media law, outlines the basic legal issues journos must keep in mind. by Mark Pearson May 29, 2013 Countless...

Mark Pearson

Posted by Tony Yegles | 29 May 2013

Mark Pearson is professor of journalism and social media at Griffith University. He is the author of Blogging and Tweeting Without Getting Sued – A Global Guide to the Law for Anyone Writing Online (Allen & Unwin, 2012) and...

Paul Davis

Posted by Tony Yegles | 29 May 2013

Paul is a middle level manager by day and at night dreams of writing a brilliant PHD and/or Fiction novel. Fascinated with the interconnected nature of things, Paul tweets at @davispg, has his own blog (http://pgd.id.au), and is...

Is the media reporting facts or opinion, and how does one tell the difference?

Posted by Tony Yegles | 29 May 2013

By Paul Davis May 29, 2013 The second Tuesday in May saw the Federal Government hand down the...

@OakeyMP on the dirty LabLib deal to grab our cash

Posted by Tony Yegles | 29 May 2013

Parliamentary speech May 28, 2013 by Rob Oaskeshott The fix is in on political donation reform. In a week of racing scandals—in fact, a month of racing scandals—the only ones ‘More Joyous’ about this failed donation...