Media law libguide index
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Media law: quick start
Halsbury's Laws is an authoritative encyclopaedia of law in the England
and Wales. The main subject volumes will give you a concise overview of the law, while the footnotes will direct you to the most important cases,
legislation and commentary in that area. The print volumes are at K1 in the main Reading Room. Use the Cumulative Supplement to check for any new developments in the law since the volume was printed.
OU members can access Halsbury's Laws electronically via Lexis®Library. (use link below)
There is a collection of works at KN343 on English media law but, as it is a topic which includes aspects of law from both public and private law, you may also find titles of interest in other sections of the English collection (click on tab Books (above) or the link Books (left)) to find out more.
Electronic resources
- Lexis®Library For OU members only. All ER Comm, (Butterworths) Intellectual Property and Technology Cases (IPT), Times Law Reports (TLR), a number of US journals dealing with arts/entertainment/media/IP law, and the following texts: Borrie and Lowe: The Law of Contempt, Laddie, Prescott & Vitoria: The Modern Law of Copyright and Designs, Halsbury's Laws of England, Lester, Pannick & Herberg: Human Rights Law and Practice
- Westlaw UK OU members only. UK sources include Entertainment and Media Law Reports, Entertainment Law Review. Arlidge, Eady & Smith on Contempt, Clerk & Lindsell on Torts, Copinger and Skone James on Copyright, Gatley on Libel and Slander,T
- HeinOnline OU members only. Excellent for English language law journals. Note there can be a time delay: you may not find the current year's issues of law journals here.
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