"Northern Rail said in a statement: “Members of the media must have written permission from the train operator which manages the station before undertaking any filming on station property. Under no circumstances are Northern Rail employees to be filmed without prior agreement from the Northern Rail press office.”"
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And to follow-up on Northern Rail's statement: Why should the media have less rights than a regular citizen, who can film all they want? And isn't that prior restraint to prevent the filming of employees? As a public event (albeit on private property), the employees have no expectation of privacy. Media can film them all they want, and Northern Rail can sort it out afterwards if it is broadcast/published.
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"An accident in February cost the TV reporter Miles O’Brien his left arm. He soon discovered that every movement, no matter how small, requires rethinking."
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"Within a month, according to health-ministry studies, there was 97 percent compliance in all workplaces, including Ireland’s then-7,800 “public houses.” Polls even showed an 80 percent approval of the ban among Irish smokers."
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