Word: journalists
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Herbert's lawyers say they will appeal to the Supreme Court. Unless the ruling is reversed, it could be used by journalists in their attempts to keep a plaintiff from prying into their thoughts during the preparation of a disputed article or broadcast. In a dissent, Judge Thomas Meskill called Herbert's questions legitimate because in order to win a libel case, a public figure like Herbert must prove that a journalist had serious doubts about the accuracy of his report, but published it anyway...
Herewith some random thoughts on the Harvard sports scene, a milieu I chose to experience this fall strictly as a spectator and not as a journalist, something all you avid Crimson readers may have greatly appreciate...
...course of 60 years as a journalist and politician her experiences were such that an autobiography of the sort she has produced is far more welcome than those of a dozen better-known male politicians...
Shelledy, 34, who must still face Caldero's libel suit, is scheduled to begin his 30 days in jail this week. "There are places I'd rather be," says the journalist, now Tribune executive editor. He fears that more reporters may suffer because of libel actions. Indeed, an Idaho judge two months ago denied a bid by the Twin Falls Times-News and two reporters to protect the identity of sources on a story that had provoked a $36 million libel suit...
UNFORTUNATELY, journalists today seem less vigorous in insisting that speakers stay on the record. Earlier this week when Rep. Thomas P. students in the Reid S. Tonkins Room at Winthrop House and reuested that reporters not quote him, a student journalist from The Crimson interrupted and asked O'Neill what the Speaker of the House of Representaties had to tell those students about the American government that the American people should not know...