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Catch and kill

Catch and kill is a surreptitious technique employed by newspapers and media outlets to prevent an individual from publicly revealing information damaging to a third party. Using a legally enforceable non-disclosure agreement, the publisher purports to buy exclusive rights to "catch" the damaging story from the individual, but then "kills" the story for…

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Catch and kill

Nodes29
Edges28
Triples18
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.068966
Components1

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related to Examples · 8
Catch and kill → Arnold Schwarzenegger, California, Gigi Goyette, Governor, Goyette, In, Instances, National Enquirer
related to Legal and ethical questions · 7
Catch and kill → First AmendmentHow, How, In, It, The, US, Whether
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Catch and kill → surreptitious technique employed by newspapers and media outlets to prevent an individual from publicly revealing information damaging to a third party

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story media catch information practice individual damaging using kill rights national third party exclusive enquirer american trump agreement publishing released

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Catch and killis asurreptitious technique employed by newspapers and media outlets to prevent an individual from publicly revealing information damaging to a third party0.90text
a regular column from McDougalinstance ofthe publisher stated the deal included other elements0.80text
and simply decided not to use the storyinstance ofthe publisher stated the deal included other elements0.80text
Catch and killrelated to ExamplesInstances0.60section
Catch and killrelated to ExamplesIn0.60section
Catch and killrelated to ExamplesNational Enquirer0.60section
Catch and killrelated to ExamplesGigi Goyette0.60section
Catch and killrelated to ExamplesArnold Schwarzenegger0.60section
Catch and killrelated to ExamplesGovernor0.60section
Catch and killrelated to ExamplesCalifornia0.60section
Catch and killrelated to ExamplesGoyette0.60section
Catch and killrelated to Legal and ethical questionsThe0.60section

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