Libel Breached - Cricketer Kevin Pietersen's action over a Specsavers advert posted on Facebook and Twitter. Kevin accepted undisclosed damages after claiming he had been defamed by a suggestion that he had tampered with his bat.

Libel Law Pre-Production Effect - This law will effect pre-production of a media product as the companies will have to take full precaution so that no false accusations will be caused in the making of the product, if the business take full precaution then no minor or major slip ups will be caused before the final product is created.

Slander Breached - in 2009, Girls Gone Wild creator Joe Francis refused to pay billionaire casino mogul Steve Wynn a $2 million dollar debt owed to one of Wynn's casinos. Francis then accused Wynn publicly of running his casinos deceptively, and that he mentioned Francis' debt and threatened his life in an email

Slander Law Pre-Production Effect. - Slander will effect the pre-production of a media product if someone mentions something during the pre-production process and something needs to be done to solve the case, it will put a stop on the products creation and having a bigger issue to solve.
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