The stark difference between how the pop star's case was dealt with, and the threats brought against Oswald, is indicative of an industry wide attitude that Toronto-based lawyer Reuven Ashtar points out is the reason why copyright laws are still trapped in the 1970s.
Sharon, the tutor, speaks to us directly in the pre-recorded seminar, illustrating the IIN's friendly, wide-eyed, all-inclusive attitude to nutrition with photos and video clips.
Admirably committed, Ms. Thomas had the right wide-eyed attitude for the character, who oscillates between dreamy and hysterical.
Their choice of approach will depend on wider attitudes towards religion, both inside and outside higher education.
It also feeds into wider attitudes – if you don't fear rebuke or social censure for your words or actions, then what's to stop you repeating them?
VIDEO: 'Being gay does not make you weak,' says Thomas Hitzlsperger Therere is also a belief that wider attitudes within the game have moved on since the days of Justin Fashanu.
The financial crisis has produced greater distaste for the "super rich" but has had no impact on wider attitudes to the income gap between rich and poor, the report claims.
Pre-signing was also symptomatic of wider attitudes within some abortion clinics where a "no questions asked" approach also risked turning a blind eye to the abhorrent practice of gender selection.
The critical response to Amadeus, which ran the gamut from the rapturous to the dismissive, was typical of wider attitudes to Shaffer, who some saw as a writer of extravagant theatricality and others as one whose showmanship disguised an intellectual hole at the heart of his work.
However, little as we might care for Brady, because we - as represented by our prison services - are in control of his actions and restrictions thereof, his case does shine an especially focused light upon our wider attitudes to the matter of an individual's right to die.
But Mercy for Animals alleges that the footage is indicative of company-wide attitudes toward animals.
