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Freedom of Press in modern UK Introduction ‘Freedom of the press' refers to the right of the media that allows free expression of various views and opinions through its print media like various newspapers and magazines, or through the electronic media (Internet).... ? This freedom is generally achieved when the state shows restraint by not interfering in the working of the press....
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The paper "Banking regulation and Risks Evaluation" focuses on the critical analysis of the effect of the global financial crisis on the regulatory framework of the banks.... Banks also alluded to the usefulness of securitization as it reduced the pressure of minimum capital requirements imposed as regulation (Jobst, 2006).... Further, the entire portfolios are now being converted into tranches based on their respective level of risk to imply regulation based on risks (Jobst, 2006)....
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At present motor vehicles produce about 60 percent of the nationwide total carbon monoxide (ENS news, 2003) and in some cities it is as high as 95 percent.... Reasons behind the RegulationsUS Government has enacted the regulation on the emission of carbon monoxide....
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This essay "news corp's Buyout of BSkyB" discusses how it will be pertinent to delve into the operations of news corp and its group companies in Britain to understand whether the intervention of a regulatory body is at all necessary in this acquisition and what are the issues involved in this takeover that may affect the nation and its citizens.... t is a fact that some 30 years ago the newspapers such as 'The Times' and 'Sunday Times' were allowed to have control by Rupert Murdock even though at that time he owned other print publications such as 'the news of the World' and 'The Sun'....
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The paper "Surprisingly Complex of Design Law" highlights that there are numerous systems under which to obtain protection for designs, a major problem that arises is the need for a universal procedure, which is less cumbersome, is also economical and designer-friendly.... ... ... ... The Directive provides protection for improper use of badges, emblems, etc....
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The paper "Murdoch's news corp and Its Impacts on International Media" argues scandals attributed to Murdoch's news corp led to widespread questioning of the methods used in regulating the media industry and increased calls to governments to be involved in the regulation of the media industry.... The major companies that are owned by news corp.... are; Fox News (USA), Star TV(Hong Kong), ITV(UK), The New York Post (US), Wall Street Journal (US), BskyB(UK), 20th Century Fox (US), the news of the World (UK), The Sun (UK), The Times and the Sunday Times (UK), Israel 10(Israel), Sky (Multinational) and MySpace....
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The purposes of broadcasting vary: it may be used to pass important information like news and to educate the masses on various aspects of life.... The paper "The Relationship between Broadcasters in the UK and Turkey" states that while the UK can curb child pornography and human traffic through other means so that the practice stops, Turkey should encourage the learning of other cultures through the net and education....
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