Posts Tagged ‘david banks’
Many thanks to David Banks, co-author of McNae’s Essential Law for Journalists, for these answers, and to those of you who sent questions. Is a commercial website such as a newspaper’s able to use even a few seconds of a song or piece of music without having to pay royalties? A common belief used to be that as long as [...]
I’m kicking-off a series of Q&As with leading lights in digital media – the interviews will be your chance to pick the large brains of key thinkers and doers. First up is David Banks, media law expert and co-author of journalism legal bible McNae’s. I’m looking for real-life examples to throw at him, plus any [...]
