"Media and Entertainment Law is an excellent, thought provoking and well-structured textbook for students. Supplemented with easy-to-use-features, it will make study easier for the busy student", Howard Johnson, Former Deputy Head of Law, Bangor University "Both undergraduate and postgraduate students engaging with the multitude of media related functions will find a welcome companion in Media and Entertainment Law", Ken Brown, Lecturer in Law, Bournemouth University This is a quote from international media lawyer Mark Stephens CBE from the book launch 6 May 2011 at the Frontline Club: "The book is absolutely amazing. It is the first book to mention superinjunctions. This book is incredibly accessib≤ it is so insightful. For example, it contains the single publication rule from the Libel Reform Bill. The book will help academics and students alike because they will have these little reminding features and thought boxes, as well as the most up-to date case studies. The book has picked up well on privacy issues, not just for adults but also for the rights of children and their right to privacy, independent of their parents. The book acknowledges Scots law and the, at times, different rulings by the Scottish courts.

" "Despite covering such a wide range of legal topics, Media & Entertainment Law is well-structured and superbly laid out. For me, the most striking feature of the text is its readability: pages are quickly turned and key points are driven home by the use of excellent examples." - The Student Law Journal "The second edition of Media and Entertainment Law is a welcome arrival.It contains a good mixture of historic background and modern diemmas.and (an) easily written analysis of most of the relevant topics and decent discussions of the key case law" - Gillian Phillips, Director of Editorial Legal Services, Guardian News and Media, Ltd.