Meanwhile, frustrated parliamentarians are wrecking otherwise good laws by adding unrelated media-regulation clauses in an attempt to force through draconian measures by the back door.
"Employees shall have the right to express themselves on science and their research, while respecting the Values and Ethics Code for the Public Sector … without being designated as an official media spokesperson," the new clause states.
Every time a politician makes a false claim, like one of those below, media should add a clause as follows: "Facts do not support this statement".
One example is the $6.4 million settlement awarded to Freddie Gray's family, which did not include a nondisparagement clause because media coverage had already made the facts of the case widely known.
For Labour, Lord Falconer, the former lord chancellor, will present an alternative draft bill for those ongoing talks, based on the Irish model of state underpinning of media regulation, a two-clause bill.
Russian media have reported that a clause in the Italian's contract means the federation would have to pay £15m in compensation.
Shortly after the announcement, people on social media pointed out the arbitration clause buried in the product's terms of use, which bars customers from participating in any class action lawsuits against the company.
Chairman of the parliamentary committee that examined the 2003 Communications Act, Lord Puttnam led the campaign to insert the so-called "Murdoch clause" on cross-media ownership.
We also examined the qualifying clauses made in the DFSS and reported by a handful of media and one bioethics article (N = 4/27 M, 15%; N = 1/22 BE, 5%).
Still, if you're bored, or enthralled by the debate over whether Tomas Kaberle should waive his no-trade clause, plenty of news media are geared to tracking all the moves.
