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The essential elements common to both libel and slander actions are (1) the defendant’s making a defamatory statement; (2) publication to at least one other than the plaintiff of that statement; and (3) identification of the plaintiff as the person defamed.

Mass Communication Law in a Nutshell Chapter II Defamation and Mass Communication

oclc.org

Rather than focusing only on what the news should do for its readers, the Politics journalists also took account of what the news needed to do for them so that they could carry on in this line of work. Journalists, like other working people, wanted a job that was not only meaningful but also manageable in its demands and reasonable in its remuneration. If some journalistic infractions were inconsequential for news readers but made the job more sustainable, the trade-off was, in this perspective, a good one.

The Currency of Truth

Emily H. C. Chua

A more interesting and visually rich digital space would mean more than coming up with a new illustration style – it would require a change in how the tech economy is run.

Why Does Every Advert Look the Same? Blame Corporate Memphis

wired.co.uk

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