Courting Publicity: Twitter and Television Cameras in Court

Paul Lambert, BA LLB LLM, Lecturer, Solicitor, CTMA, has been publishing articles in legal and business journals on topics such as defamation, internet legal issues and intellectual property for many years, including the European Intellectual Property Review.

• Part A: Twitter and Social Networking; Chapter 1 Introduction: Courting Publicity; Chapter 2 The Internet and Legal Conflicts; Chapter 3 Twitter, Courts and Cases; Chapter 4 Twitter in Court: Reporting Issues and UK Consultation; Chapter 5 Super-injunctions; Part B: Cameras in Court; Chapter 6 Cameras in Court: UK Developments; Chapter 7 Cameras in Court: Developments in the US; Chapter 8 What is (Television) Courtroom Broadcasting?; Chapter 9 The US Supreme Court Research Challenge; Part C: Effects Issues; Chapter 10 The Education Effects Research; Chapter 11 Audience Effects; Chapter 12 Empirical Camera Research; Chapter 13 Psychology; Chapter 14 Eye Tracking; Chapter 15 Meeting the Research Challenges; Chapter 16 Conclusion: The Future; Appendix 1 Twitter in UK Courts - Interim Guidelines; Appendix 2 UK Supreme Court - Supreme Court Guidelines; Appendix 3 Consultation (England and Wales); Appendix 4 US Federal Guidance; Appendix 5 Summary and Categorisation of US Supreme Court Effects Issues and Concerns.

A timely and engaging assessment of a rapidly changing media landscape, and how it might impact for good or bad on justice.