Fair game? Sport and the right to privacy at the Leveson Inquiry

Lambert, Charles (2013) Fair game? Sport and the right to privacy at the Leveson Inquiry. In: Rethinking Media and Journalism Practice Conference, 31 May 2013, University of Winchester. (Unpublished)

Creators:
Lambert, Charles
Description/Abstract:

This paper attempts to define the situations in which the media is justified in breaching the privacy of sportsmen and women, sports managers or administrators and their close friends or family. It examines evidence presented at the Leveson Inquiry into the culture, practice and ethics of the press by witnesses closely connected to sport and draws on other sources including the Press Complaints Commission's Editors' Code of Conduct, the BBC's Producer Guidelines and guidance issued by the Crown Prosecution Service.

Item Type:
Conference or Workshop Item
Date:
31 May 2013
Event Location:
University of Winchester
Schools:
School of Film, Media & Performing Arts
Depositing User:
Mr Charles Lambert
Date Deposited:
16 Dec 2014 13:02
Last Modified:
01 Mar 2022 10:15
URI:
https://research.uca.ac.uk/id/eprint/1994

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