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Mosley decision imminent
By Steven | May 10, 2011
Max Mosley has argued before the European Court of Human Rights that the right to privacy requires that people subjected to invasive intrusions by the media must be informed about them before publication to give them a chance to challenge them in the courts before the damage is done. This has the potential to throw the media into a tailspin. The ruling will be released later today.
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