ИНФОРМАЦИОННЫЕ СПОРЫ В США: КАК НАРУШАЮТ ЗАКОН АМЕРИКАНСКИЕ ЖУРНАЛИСТЫ
Abstract
В статье представлены основные виды правонарушений, совершаемых американскими журналистами и СМИ, раскрывается специфика информационных споров в США, представлены механизмы защиты- журналистов от обвинений в клевете, вторжении в частную жигнь и правонарушений, связанных со сбором информации.
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