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This contribution considers the way that defamation law features in the Supreme Court's analysis of the misuse of private information tort in  ZXC v Bloomberg LP . The court, it is argued, is markedly reluctant to accept that the operation of the privacy action is impacted by the law of defamation. Exploring the question of damages helps to show that this approach raises concerns about the law's coherence and could lead to significant difficulties in future cases.

Privacy and defamation in ZXC : some concerns about coherence