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Ben Roberts-Smith Verdict: Australian Soldier Loses Defamation Case, Judge Says Newspapers Established Truth of War Crimes - Vimarsana News

Ben Roberts-Smith Verdict: Australian Soldier Loses Defamation Case, Judge Says Newspapers Established Truth of War Crimes

Ben Roberts-Smith Verdict: Australian Soldier Loses Defamation Case, Judge Says Newspapers Established Truth of War Crimes

Source: hngn.com
Media Insider: Jack Tame marries Mava Moayyed; Sean Plunket's Press Gallery showdown; Outdoor advertising firms in 'frenzy' over huge AT contract - Vimarsana News

Media Insider: Jack Tame marries Mava Moayyed; Sean Plunket's Press Gallery showdown; Outdoor advertising firms in 'frenzy' over huge AT contract

A huge weekend for the media couple - who then spent their honeymoon at work.

Defamation cases: Is the UK losing its status as 'libel capital'? - Vimarsana News

Defamation cases: Is the UK losing its status as 'libel capital'?

Huge payouts in US defamation cases could this be sparking a shift in the UK's reputation as the world's libel capital.

Observer's Carole Cadwalladr facing heavy legal costs in Arron Banks case | Press freedom - Vimarsana News

Observer's Carole Cadwalladr facing heavy legal costs in Arron Banks case | Press freedom

Criticism over latest development in long-running libel dispute between the leading Brexit backer and the journalist

Starbucks Wrong Name Issue Can Be Taken To Court But Mistakes Like These Not Uncommon, Argue Legal Expert - Vimarsana News

Starbucks Wrong Name Issue Can Be Taken To Court But Mistakes Like These Not Uncommon, Argue Legal Expert

Kokila noted that whilst it may be uncommon, there are people named Babitha, making it arguable that the Starbucks employee may have misheard “Bavi” as “Babi” as both names have similar pronunciations.