It alleges the newspaper subjected them to "scorn, hatred, ridicule, or contempt".
When "The Assassination" opens in September 1881, shortly before his final train robbery and seven months before his death, James was already a star of sorts, a living if fast-aging legend, a favorite newspaper subject, a government target and the featured attraction in hundreds of dime novels with titles like "The James Boys and the Vigilantes".
In Russia, leaders of advocacy groups and newspapers subjected to antipiracy raids said Microsoft was cooperating with the authorities because the company feared jeopardizing its business in the country.
Josh Cohen, business product manager for Google News, said that having all the material appear on a single page would help the page rank higher in Internet searches than newspapers' subject pages do now.
All articles, columns, editorials and contributions in the newspaper are subject to the same requirements of factual accuracy.
And there are plenty of heated screeds in the newspapers on subjects like the softening of political theater.
He edited Mr. Sartre's journal, Les Temps Modernes - Modern Times - and wrote for French newspapers on subjects as varied as East Germany and the Middle East.
Lennon's music, for the most part, was an autobiography in progress: except for "Some Time in New York City," his album of mostly ephemeral, quickly dashed-off political broadsides — it was no coincidence that he packaged it to look like a newspaper — his subject was usually himself.
In the last couple of days The Guardian newspaper was subject to a judge's gagging order preventing it from even reporting the fact that a question about Trafigura had been asked in Parliament, traditionally outside the constraints of gagging orders and libel law.
They suppressed political dissidence by shutting down hostile newspapers and subjecting all publications to preventive censorship.
They are threatened by mobs, mocked on the front pages of newspapers and subject to criminal prosecution for being gay.
