00000cam a22000003i 4500 UP-1685594773861907231 Buklod 20250225113901.0 g||| | || || ta 160629s1984 xx rb |||| u|eng d (iLib)UPBAG-00009830568 DML BAG rda eng PN 4748 P5 F47 1984 Fernandez, Perfecto Villanueva 1931- author. Law of mass media Perfecto V. Fernandez. Revised edition. Quezon City Tala Publishing Corporation 1984. 394 pages 33 cm text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier Photocopy. First edition entitled: Law of the press (mass media) Library copy has missing pages (pages 76-77, 2002-203) Includes bibliographical references. Part One : The constitution and mass media -- 1973 constitution -- Right to know -- Freedom of expression -- Regulation of election -- Participation of nationals -- Badoy Jr. v. COMELEC -- Freedom of speech and of the press -- Historical introduction -- Spanish regime -- the propaganda movement -- the revolution -- American regime -- Early guarantees -- The Philippine Constitution -- Rationale of constitutional protection -- In general -- Instrument of popular sovereignty -- Essential to wise government -- Essential to knowledge and progress -- Essential to national unity -- The press as educator and fiscalizer -- Scope of Constitutional Protection -- Extent of protection -- Protection in general -- Freedom from prior restraint -- protection from government censorship -- Extra-legal censorship -- Condition justifying censorship -- Radio licensing -- Movie censorship -- Freedom from subsequent punishment -- No liability for harmless publications -- Publications exempt from punishment -- Immunity for good faith defamatory error -- Freedom of information -- Ancillary rights of mass media -- Freedom of access to information -- Access to public records -- Access to public proceedings -- Freedom of circulation -- Prior restraints on circulation -- Restraint in Philippine law -- Invalid licensing -- Invalid taxation -- Invalid prohibition -- Limitations on the freedom of Mass media -- Limitations in general -- Legal limitations -- Extra-legal limitations -- National security and public order -- Inciting to war -- Inciting to rebellion -- Inciting to sedition -- Clear and present danger rule -- Dangerous tendency doctrine -- Espionage Act -- Acts against state interests -- Public morals -- Immoral or obscene publications -- Constitutionality of restriction -- Tests of obscenity -- Appeal to prurient interest -- Control of obscenity -- Reputation and privacy -- Protection of reputation -- Constitutionality of restriction -- Protection of privacy -- Integrity of public bodies -- Contempt -- Constitutionality of contempt power -- Contempt in pending cases -- Confidential proceedings -- Premature publication -- When case is pending -- Insulting comment -- Part two : Privileged publications -- public proceedings -- Privileged publications in general -- Freedom of publication and discussion -- Occasion of privilege -- Judicial proceedings -- Report of the court proceedings -- Rationale of privilege -- Requisites of privilege -- Report must be of a proceeding -- Report must be fair and true -- Report must be in good faith -- Report must be without comments or remarks -- Other official proceedings -- Legislative proceedings -- Reports of administrative proceedings -- Official acts,reports and records -- Official acts -- Reports of official acts -- Conditions of privilege -- Report of acts,not conclusions -- Official reports and releases -- Reports based on official reports -- Reports based on press releases -- Public records -- Reports based on public records -- What is public record -- report not based on public record -- Public official and public figures -- Privilege of defaming public officials -- Privilege broadened as to public officials -- rationale of privilege -- Scope of the privilege -- Sanctions to which immunity applies -- Persons covered -- Matters within privilege -- Types of publications covered -- Liberal interpretation of privilege -- Limitations on the privilege -- Actual malice -- Reckless disregard of truth -- Privilege inapplicable to private citizen -- Candidates and public figures -- Persons subject to public-official rule -- Rationale for extension -- Candidates for public office -- Public figures -- Limitations on public figures -- Incidental application of privilege -- Private persons and public concerns -- Privilege of defaming private persons -- Extent of privilege -- New privilege of the media -- Reporting the news -- reports on public concerns -- News within the privilege -- Manner of presentation -- Continued news-worthiness -- Persons involved in crime -- Privilege in crime news -- Mistakes in arrest or identification -- Other matters of public concern -- Matters of information -- Involvement in news-worthy occurrence -- Release of news-gathering agencies -- Rationale of privilege -- Fair comment -- Freedom of opinion -- Rationale of free criticism -- Distinguished from privilege in defamation -- Requisites of fair comment -- Requirements in general -- Criteria of fair comment -- Matters of public concern -- Comment must be based on fact -- Misstatement of facts -- Comment must be fair -- Subjects of fair comment -- Affairs of government -- Public officials -- Candidates for office -- Public figures -- Art and literature -- Politics -- Other matters of public interest -- Limitations -- Malicious imputations -- Unfair comment. Part Three : Publications injurious to private interest -- LIbel -- Liability for libel -- Defamation -- Definition of libel -- Sanctions in Philippine law -- Means of commission -- Libel as a multiple offense -- Persons liable for libel -- REquisites for libel -- Elements of libel -- Defamatory imputation -- Form of imputation -- Construction of statements -- Headlines -- Publication of libel -- Person defamed -- Identity of person defamed -- Imputations directed at a group -- Malice -- Essentiality of malice -- Circumstance showing actual malice -- Strict liability -- Libelous imputations -- Libelous imputations generally -- Imputation of crime -- IMputation of loathsome desease -- Imputations injurious to profession or trade -- Imputation of unchastity -- Imputation of vice or defect -- Imputations causing dishonor,discredit or contempt -- Defenses -- Defense in general -- Privilege -- Justification -- Retraction in good faith -- Provocation -- Other offenses -- Privacy -- The right of privacy -- Concept of privacy -- Definition and basis of right -- Privacy and defamation distinguished -- Principles governing the right -- Protected interest in privacy -- Aspects of the right of privacy -- Intrusion -- Unwarranted publicity of private facts -- False attribution of embarrassing facts -- Appropriation for commercial use -- Limitations on privacy -- When invasion of privacy is not actionable -- Waiver,express or implied -- Public figures -- Persons involved in news -- Rights is purely personal -- Fair Trial -- The problem of fair trial -- Justice and the press -- Right to fair trial -- Rights of a free press -- Free press versus fair trial -- Prejudicial publicity : SEnsational publicity -- Excessive publicity -- Prejudicial material -- Extent of prejudice -- Responsibility -- Remedies and proposals -- Remedies in general -- Contempt -- Non-disclosure of prejudicial material -- Part Four : Regulation of the mass media -- Gathering the news -- Restriction on reporter -- In general -- Trespass in the quest for news -- Other legal restrictions -- Access to proceedings -- Judicial proceedings -- Regulation of conduct at trial -- Other public proceedings -- Access to public records -- Right of the press -- What are public records -- What are not public records -- Remedy of mandamus -- Government press release -- Issuance of press releases -- Limitations on press releases -- Protection and regulation of the mass media -- Privilege of the media -- Non-disclosure of source -- Second-class mailing privilege -- Conditions for second class mailing privilege -- Copyright -- Trade-name or trade-mark -- Liberty of contract -- Property right in news matter -- Regulation of the press -- The press as a business -- Duty of press agencies or services -- disclosure of publication data -- Prohibited importations and transmission -- Municipal regulation -- Taxation of the press -- Unfair practices -- Regulation of motion pictures -- Legal control -- Licensing system -- Motion picture classification -- Board of censors -- Standards -- Validity of standards -- Procedure -- Invalidity of censorial act -- Regulation of radio -- Legal controls -- Legislative franchise -- Specific permits -- Radio station license -- Standards in exercise of authority -- Restrictions and requirements of operation. Press law Philippines. Mass media Law and legislation Philippines. FO UPBAG UPBAG-MAIN PN 4748 P5 F47 1984 Book