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Members Heather Rogers QC Speeches, Articles & Books Notable Cases What Others Say		Heather Rogers QC Speeches, Articles & Books  Yearbook of Media and Entertainment Law This yearbook contains annual surveys by leading experts in the field, and covers areas such as libel, regulation and copyright and protection of intellectual property rights. Heather Rogers was a contributor to the yearbook from 1995 to 2002.  Privacy Injunctions: Reviewing the Approach This article about privacy injunctions is written by Heather Rogers and Hugh Tomlinson QC, and was published in New Law Journal.  Privacy and the Media: The Developing Law In May 2003 the Media and Information Group at Matrix published this review of the emerging law of privacy, which analysed the key cases and developments. The book includes contributions from leading practitioners in privacy law. Heather Rogers is one of the contributors to the book.  Privacy and Expression: Convention Rights and Interim Injunctions The article, co-written by Heather Rogers and Hugh Tomlinson QC and published in EHRLR, focuses on the relationship between Articles 8 and 10 ECHR and the approach to granting interim relief.		Specialist Practice Areas Human Rights Media and Information Law Public Law Data Protection
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