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Hulk Hogan’s Death Prompts Reexamination of Privacy Battle With Gawker

His passing has renewed focus on a 2016 verdict that forced Gawker into bankruptcy.

Washington Post CEO Urges Unaligned Staff to Accept Buyouts

Bush Says NBC Suppressed 2005 Trump Tape to Safeguard Profits

Michael Christian Sues Southern Cross Austereo Over 2012 Royal Prank Fallout

Sanders Warns Trump’s Media Lawsuits Threaten Press Freedom as Settlement Talks Progress

Togo Suspends RFI and France24 for Three Months

Brazil Supreme Court Majority Votes to Hold Social Media Firms Liable for User Content

Nicola Peltz Hires Crisis Specialist Matthew Hiltzik as Beckham Rift Deepens

German Courts Uphold Blocks on Two Pornographic Websites Over Age Verification Failures

Metropol faces protests over non-consensual skirt photo spread

Madras High Court orders CBFC to detail objections to ‘Manushi’

Munich Court Bars Joyn from Embedding ARD, ZDF and Arte Content Without Permission

Orchestrated Campaign Drives 48,000 Complaints to ARD and ZDF

GB News considers axing ‘Headliners’ after over 1,200 complaints

CRTC Considers Adding Cultural Criteria to Canadian Content Definition

Agcom Issues Formal Recall to Rai for Fair Referendum Coverage

Trump Administration Excludes Wire Services From Middle East Trip Press Pool

Böhmermann's Doxing of Right-Wing YouTuber Fuels Ethical Debate

Global Press Freedom Declines as Economic Fragility Threatens Journalism

Trump Administration Rescinds Media Protections, Escalates Press Crackdown