Judge Vaughn R. Walker has ruled on cases involving newspaper mergers, high-tech corporate battles and the Bush administration's use of wiretaps without warrants.
The cost of staging marketing events of this kind — involving newspaper advertisements, rentals of function rooms and flights for teams of executives and agents — can add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
There must be hundreds of such works in progress at all times around the globe, usually involving newspaper images, opaque projectors and any number of materials: traditional oils, buttons, you name it.
The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Saturday 25 July 2009 In the article below about the outcome of a libel action involving newspaper owner Richard Desmond we referred to one of his former rivals, Conrad Black, as a Canadian tycoon.
Opposition campaigns involve newspaper articles, talk radio, and public forums.
In addition, the recruitment strategy involving newspaper and Internet advertisements could have introduced sample selection biases to the extent that some potential participant groups may have less access to these media outlets.
Since the nineteen-sixties, a series of Supreme Court precedents, most of them involving newspapers, have made libel cases very difficult to win, in part because plaintiffs bear the burden of proving that the stories about them are false.
Other online ad initiatives are already under way involving newspapers, which desperately need to boost Internet revenues amid the continued freefall in print advertising.
April Fools' Day used to be a fairly innocuous tradition that involved newspapers publishing one silly story somewhere downpage in the "In Brief" section.
April Fools' Day used to be a fairly innocuous tradition that involved newspapers publishing one silly story somewhere near the bottom of the page in the "In Brief" section.
