Law and Journalism eLearning Course
- Publisher
- Open eLMS
- Accreditation or Endorsements
- CPD
- Duration
- 1 Hour
Overview
This course provides a comprehensive overview of the legal and ethical framework governing journalism. You will explore the specific legal restrictions and protections that apply to reporting on court proceedings, ensuring you understand how to navigate these sensitive areas responsibly. The course also delves into the legal rights of interviewees, helping you conduct interviews ethically and professionally. You will learn about the nuances of speaking off the record, alongside key industry codes of practice and the vital concept of invoking public interest. Finally, the course examines the lasting ramifications of the Leveson Inquiry, equipping you with a full understanding of its impact on modern journalistic standards.
Learning Objectives/Outcomes
- Legal restrictions covering reporting court proceedings
- Legal rights of interviewees
- Speaking off the record
- Codes of practice and invoking public interest
- The ramifications of the Leveson Inquiry
Target Audience
Journalists
This course has a minimum of 25 learner registrations for us to provide a quotation.
Request a Quotation- Date Last Updated
- 10/16/2026
- Duration
- 1 Hour
- Accreditation or Endorsements
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- CPD
- Completion Criteria
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- Pass final test
- Visit all pages
- Pass Mark
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- 70% pass mark required
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- Includes Video
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- Yes
- Audio is Required
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- Yes
- Language
- UK
- Suitable Devices
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- PC
- Phone
- Tablet
- Course Technology
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- HTML5
- SCORM 1.2
- Can be customised
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- Available at an Additional Cost
- Downloadable Resources
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- No
- Languages
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- Available at an Additional Cost
- English
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