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This document provides an overview of key legal risks associated with newsgathering and publishing online. It discusses issues such as defamation, privacy, intellectual property, endorsements, user submissions, safe harbors, copyright law, section 230, shield laws, terms and conditions, privacy policies, children's privacy law, and insurance. It also offers practical tips for reducing legal risks through good journalistic practices like accuracy, reliable sources, ethics, permission, corrections, and legal education.
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