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	News International - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		These newspapers are published at a large site in Wapping in east London, nicknamed "Fortress Wapping" after it was besieged shortly after opening in 1986 by print workers protesting at being made unemployed by the company.
		News Group Newspapers publishes the tabloid newspapers The Sun and the News of the World,
		All of these newspapers were founded by other owners, in some cases hundreds of years ago.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/News_Group_Newspapers (256 words)

	ALISTAIR MURRAY MOFFAT v. NEWS GROUP NEWSPAPERS LTD, 17 June 1999, Lord Eassie
		In their defences to the actions the defenders plead that the allegations made in the newspaper articles are true and in these circumstances, the burden of establishing veritas being on them, the defenders consent to leading at the proof.
		In the view of the terms of the newspapers articles, paragraph 2, 3, 4 and 6 of the annexation to the motion involved the disclosure of the journalistic sources upon which parts of the articles were based.
		It had not been suggested by counsel for the pursuers that the identity of the sources from which the terms of the newspaper articles stemmed was essential for the preparation of his case.
	www.scotcourts.gov.uk /opinions/0363_6_94.html (1900 words)

	House of Lords - Grobbelaar (Appellant) v News Group Newspapers Ltd and Another (Respondents)
		On the newspaper's appeal against this decision the Court of Appeal (Simon Brown, Thorpe and Jonathan Parker LJJ) set it aside as perverse and entered judgment for the newspaper: [2001] 2 All ER 437.
		The authenticity of the audio and video tapes obtained by the newspaper of these meetings between the appellant and Mr Vincent was not challenged at the trial, and in seeking to justify what had been published in the articles the newspaper very largely relied on what the appellant had himself said.
		The newspaper did not allege in its defence that any of the three goals scored by Manchester United were deliberately let in by the appellant but did contend that he had made two "blinding saves" accidentally.
	www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk /pa/ld200102/ldjudgmt/jd021024/grobb-1.htm (3671 words)

	News Corporation
		News International, which publishes The Sun, the News of the World, The Times, The Sunday Times and the TSL Education supplements, will acquire state-of-the-art full-colour printing presses and build new production plants in Enfield, north of London, Glasgow, and Knowsley, close to Liverpool.
		News International subsidiary Times Newspapers Ltd publishes The Times and The Sunday Times, and the subsidiary News Group Newspapers publishes The Sun and News of the World.
		News Corporation is a diversified international media and entertainment company with operations in eight industry segments: filmed entertainment; television; cable network programming; direct broadcast satellite television; magazines and inserts; newspapers; book publishing; and other.
	www.newscorp.com /news/news_222.html (527 words)

	Mary Bell v News Group Newspapers Ltd [QBD]
		Desmond Browne QC, on their behalf, made it clear at an early stage of these proceedings that the two newspaper groups did not oppose in principle the grant of injunctions to protect the anonymity of X and Y and suggested the wording of a draft order.
		In July 1984 the News of the World became aware of the birth of Y and an injunction was granted by Balcombe J in the wardship proceedings prohibiting identification of Y and of X, see re X (A Minor)(Wardship Injunction) [1984] 1 WLR 1422.
		These articles have provided new parameters within which the court will decide, in an action for breach of confidence, whether a person is entitled to have his privacy protected by the court or whether the restriction of freedom of expression which such protection involves cannot be justified.
	www.ipsofactoj.com /international/2003/Part04/int2003(4)-015.htm (7633 words)

	Online Publishing News: MediaNews Group chief says newspapers and web make unbeatable team: Newspapers must combine the ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Online Publishing News: MediaNews Group chief says newspapers and web make unbeatable team: Newspapers must combine the power of the web with the 'power of their local connections' according to W. Dean Singleton, vice chairman and chief executive of MediaNews, the seventh largest newspaper group in the US.
		Newspapers must combine the power of the web with the 'power of their local connections' according to W. Dean Singleton, vice chairman and chief executive of MediaNews, the seventh largest newspaper group in the US.
		But now the dust has settled "we're starting to understand that reading a newspaper and surfing the web are not 'either/or' propositions." He pointed to studies that show that web users are also newspaper readers and that web use stimulates newspaper purchases.
	www.onlinepublishingnews.com /htm/n20020823.676680.htm (369 words)

	News Group Newspapers Limited - Fact Sheet - Hoover's
		A unit of News International, News Group Newspapers publishes saucy tabloid newspapers The Sun and News of the World in the UK.
		The newspapers tend to focus on the more lurid aspects of celebrities and newsmakers and feature plenty of photographs.
		News Group Newspapers also aren't shy about publishing photos of women photographed wearing little, if any, clothing, generally featured on its "Page 3" section.
	www.hoovers.com /free/co/factsheet.xhtml?&ID=134340&mode=print&abforward=true (249 words)

	News from Australia and around the world online \| NEWS.com.au
		PRESSURE groups within the Uniting Church have started a campaign to have the ordination of homosexuals banned outright.
		SCIENTISTS say a new lifestyle based on the eating patterns of a caveman is the best and easiest way to lose weight and stay healthy.
		You are astute at the moment Virgo, so you must trust the insights you have in solving current probl...
	www.news.com.au (583 words)

	FirstCoast News.com - Print Article
		LONDON (AP) -- Nicole Kidman accepted an apology and undisclosed damages Tuesday from a British newspaper group to settle a libel lawsuit over an article alleging that she'd had an affair with her co-star, Jude Law.
		The settlement with News Group Newspapers, publishers of The Sun tabloid, is the second for Kidman over the same allegations.
		News Group Newspapers, editor Rebekah Wade and journalist Victoria Newton accepted that the allegations in the report were untrue and apologized to Kidman.
	www.firstcoastnews.com /printfullstory.aspx?storyid=9256 (221 words)

	Copyright, Case Note: Creation Records Ltd. v News Group Newspapers Ltd. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Although the public was not admitted to the session certain fans of the group who happened to be there were allowed to photograph the scene before official pictures were taken.
		One of his pictures, which was similar to the one that appeared on the group's album, were published in a national newspaper and offered for sale to the public as a poster.
		The musician who had arranged the scene together with the group's record company and licensee sued for infringement of copyright and breach of confidence and moved for interlocutory injunction restraining further publication until trial.
	www.nipclaw.com /nipclaw/copy/creation.htm (305 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Actress Diaz wins libel damages
		Ms Diaz, 32, sued News Group Newspapers, publishers of The Sun, over a story published in May 2005.
		News Group Newspapers has agreed to pay undisclosed damages to the actress and reimburse her legal costs.
		News Group Newspapers lawyer Benjamin Beabey told Mr Justice Eady The Sun's story was based upon the earlier report in the National Enquirer.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/entertainment/4727487.stm (425 words)

	Libel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A newspaper that is unable to prove the truth of a published defamatory statement is most likely to turn to one of two defences; fair comment (now more accurately described as honest comment on a matter of public interest) and common law qualified privilege.
		Although the "newspaper rule" allows a newspaper publisher, proprietor or editor to withhold information about the name of the writer of the article which is the subject of the action and about the sources of information supporting the article, this rule only pertains to interlocutory proceedings.
		Although not a defence, newspapers and broadcasters may plead in mitigation of damage that libel was done, "without actual malice and without gross negligence" and that a, "full apology" was made "at the earliest possible opportunity." Any defaming party can then offer an apology in the hopes of having their damages reduced.
	www.crimes-of-persuasion.com /Laws/libel.htm (17152 words)

	Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust v. News Group Newspapers Ltd
		In such circumstances, and in order to save the possible expense of a new trial, I see no objection to his inviting the jury to say what sum they would fix as compensation and what additional sum, if any, they would award if they were entitled to give exemplary damages.
		In the present action the judge was clearly justified, in the circumstances in which the defendant, in breach of the plaintiffs copyright, handed these photographs to the press knowing the use to which they were going to be put, in awarding substantial and heavy damages of a punitive nature.
		In fixing damages under section 96, I have regard to the fact that the photograph is immediately topical, that it is an apt illustration to a story concentrating on the terror supposedly felt by Ms Metcalfe, that it is prominent and clear.
	www.ucc.ie /law/restitution/archive/englcases/notts.htm (12409 words)

	Searchalot Directory for Top/News/Newspapers/Publishers
		Publisher of 39 daily newspapers, several magazines, weekly newspapers and shoppers located in 11 states.
		Newspaper publisher with over 260 titles including national, regional and sports titles and the icNetwork regional websites.
		UK unit of Gannett publishing newspapers, magazines, supplements and special publications, as well as offering internet sites, contract print facilities, and a leaflet and sample distribution service.
	www.searchalot.com /Top/News/Newspapers/Publishers (618 words)

	Seattle UFO / Paranormal Group News
		Her new owner tied her to a dock in which she couldn¹t hold her moorage due to rough surf and weather.
		Newspaper articles started reporting Rodrigues numerous iradic comments to sink her stating ³he would be forced to sink her² if he couldnt garner $500,000 in funds from selling her movie rights on ebay.
		News articles and postings on Brazil's Urandir Fernandes de Oliveira - his Project (Portal) Vestibule selling land for salvation by ETs, his UFO sect and why Brazilian UFOlogists are calling him a UFO hoaxer.
	www.seattlechatclub.org /news.html (5047 words)

	Pacific News Service > News >
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		A new study details the poor working conditions of a largely unseen population of workers.
		In the Central Valley, where the Democratic Party depends excessively on labor unions for votes, it seems clear that the recall election was lost because of the party's fragmenting base.
	news.pacificnews.org /news/view_alt_category.html?category_id=0 (491 words)

	Media Week - Express marketing boss heads for The Sun (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The move follows an extended period for News Group Newspapers without a marketing chief, with general manager Richard Webb holding the reins.
		Camilla Rhodes, managing director of News Group Newspapers, said: “I am very pleased to announce that Roland will be returning to News Group Newspapers.
		Agambar’s defection to NGN comes just weeks after the much-heralded Victoria Hazell, who joined the company to run the company’s magazines commercial department, quit just four months after being hired.
	www.mediaweek.co.uk /articles/2004/10/12/agambar-sun-express/view (244 words)

	Boston.com / News / Boston Globe / Obituaries / Mary Forry, 60; cofounded Reporter Newspapers group
		Mary (Casey) Forry, cofounder and president of Dorchester's Reporter Newspapers group, who delighted thousands of readers over the years with her ''Urban Gardener" columns, died Friday at her home in Lower Mills.
		In 1973 they launched Boston Neighborhood News Inc., and in 1983 came the first edition of the Dorchester Reporter, which began as a monthly publication (its motto is ''News and Values from Around the Neighborhood") and has since grown into a weekly that covers the Dorchester landscape with a keen editorial eye.
		Forry's columns, her husband related how the paper was managed day to day: ''My job was to sell advertisements, to look for news stories, to snap a few photos to illustrate the paper.
	www.boston.com /news/globe/obituaries/articles/2004/12/19/mary_forry_60_cofounded_reporter_newspapers_group (533 words)

	VISTA LIBRARY SERVICES/newtitles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		New York : H. Wilson Co. LOCATION = cent.
		New York : Dillon Press ; Toronto : Maxwell Macmillan Canada ; New York : Maxwell Macmillan International, c1992.
		New York : New York University Press, c1997.
	pageboyz.tripod.com /library/new_titles/newtitlesf06.htm (8170 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Features -- Cameron Diaz settles case out-of-court with substantial damages
		LONDON – Cameron Diaz accepted "substantial" damages Friday from a British tabloid for alleging she had an affair with a married man, her lawyer said.
		The actress' lawyer, Simon Smith, did not say how much Diaz received in the out-of-court settlement after suing News Group Newspapers, publishers of The Sun, over an article which appeared in the paper in May 2005.
		News Group Newspapers have also agreed to publish an apology and retraction in its newspaper and reimburse Diaz's full legal costs.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/features/20050729-1518-people-diaz.html (302 words)

	The Daily News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Daily News has helped develop the format of a free daily newspaper, a concept that has become increasingly popular in the newspaper industry in the past few years.
		By acquiring the Daily News, Knight Ridder has the people who have been behind the nation's most successful free newspapers in terms of journalism and profitability.
		Initially those newspapers were headquartered in the basement of Dave Price's home in San Mateo County, but the Daily News soon opened an office on El Camino Real in San Mateo.
	www.paloaltodailynews.com /kr-announce.html (553 words)

	News Of the World - Online Edition
		The supermodel, mother of a two year old girl, was photographed apparently chopping out several lines of the class A drug.
		The sneak pictures were taken at a west London studio where her boyfriend Pete Doherty is recording the new Babyshambles album.
		They appear to show Moss cutting "fat" lines of cocaine on the back of a CD cover and sharing them with Doherty and his entourage.
	www.newsoftheworld.co.uk /story_pages/news/news7.shtml (289 words)

	The Court Service - Court of Appeal - Civil - Judgment
		If the relevant evidence had been likely to be brief and compelling, he might well have decided the matter the other way, but he was right to be concerned that contentious evidence in relation to a wholly different programme might have the effect of distracting the jury from the central task they had to perform.
		The lay defendant did not ask for a preliminary trial on qualified privilege in his case, and the preliminary trial suggested was estimated to last three days in contrast to a four to six week trial of all the issues.
		Nothing in them should be interpreted as taking away the discretion of the judge at a case management conference to give the directions he considers to be appropriate for the management of the individual case.
	www.courtservice.gov.uk /judgmentsfiles/j1292/Pugash.htm (4464 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Showbiz \| Kidman wins libel damages
		Actress Nicole Kidman has received undisclosed libel damages from a newspaper after it wrongly said she was having an affair with actor Jude Law.
		Her lawyer said "the article implied that the claimant had led Jude Law to cheat on his wife Sadie Frost".
		News Group Newspapers accepted the allegations were untrue and promised to apologise and pay legal costs and other damages.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/showbiz/3190608.stm (291 words)

	Open Directory - News: Newspapers: Publishers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		APN News and Media - Corporate details, annual reports, and investor news for the media company that publishes New Zealand's leading metropolitan daily.
		New Digital Group - Developing online publishing networks of college and university newspapers, with details of company and members.
		News Corporation - Rupert Murdoch's global vertically integrated media company includes properties in film, television, cable, magazines, newspapers, publishing, and professional sports.
	dmoz.org /News/Newspapers/Publishers (517 words)

	Charleston Newspapers Corporate site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Established in 1873 as a weekly newspaper, the Chilton family aquired formal interest of the newspaper in 1912.
		Under the joint operating agreement of the newspapers, The Charleston Gazette is responsible for the content of the Sunday edition while the Charleston Daily Mail shares in the name and profits of that edition.
		Today, MediaNews manages newspaper companies with combined daily and Sunday circulation of approximately 2,364,169 and 2,610,551, as of March 31, 2001, ranking it as the seventh largest newspaper Company in the United States.
	www.cnpapers.com (288 words)

	NCM > Military Draft Considered in U.S. House, Senate
		One of the groups —Veterans for Peace stated, “We, having dutifully served our nation, do hereby affirm our greater responsibility to serve the cause of world peace.
		Iraq Body Count (IBC), a volunteer group of British and US academics and researchers, estimate that over 10,000 Iraqi civilians have died in the conflict.
		Observers state that traditional draft dodging options of going to college or going across the Northern border have been closed; especially with Canada signing the ‘smart border declaration;’ and new students now only able to postpone joining up until the end of their current semester or seniors at the end of their academic year.
	news.ncmonline.com /news/view_article.html?article_id=e1e7f5ddc27748a5ba27813da4ea67c8 (1546 words)

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