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Journalism
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PrawfsBlawg
The Times Fails at History and Irony at the Same Time
Main Sunday, July 02, 2023The Times Fails at History and Irony at the Same TimeAs a former journalist who relies on the Times for basic news, and who believes the…
Media Law Prof Blog
Lombardi on Why We Cannot Safeguard Public Interest Journalism Through Copyright Alone @aberdeenuni
Claudio Lombardi, University of Aberdeen, has published Why We Cannot Safeguard Public Interest Journalism through Copyright Alone. Here is the abstract.Creators of news and literary works of a journalistic nature…
PrawfsBlawg
What is the trouble with SCOTUS reporting (and with SCOTUS)?
Main Tuesday, May 30, 2023What is the trouble with SCOTUS reporting (and with SCOTUS)?Slate's Amicus Podcast hosted a live conversation with Dahlia Lithwick, Mark Joseph Stern, Jay Willis, and Elie…
Future Lawyer
Has The Move To The Internet Caused Newspapers To Have Fewer Editing Jobs?
By rickgeorges
One of three things is true. The editor for this newspaper had a bad day. Or, the copy editor's job was terminated due to a reduction in ad sales. Or,…
Media Law Prof Blog
Dickinson on Journalism in the Age of Clickbait @gmdickinson @HULawJournal
Gregory M. Dickinson, St. Thomas University School of Law; Stanford Law School, is publishing Journalism in the Age of Clickbait in volume 66 of the Howard Law Journal. Here is…
PrawfsBlawg
What are the Best and Worst Times to Look at History?
Main Wednesday, April 19, 2023What are the Best and Worst Times to Look at History?"The answer to both questions, I should think, it: When it's relevant and current. It's the…
The Right Coast
Sir, your presentation was far and away the best Tucker has aired to date
Tucker: Did you ever think it s one thing to have your political views or your journalism, because it is journalism whether you admit it or not, but maybe it s…
Media Law Prof Blog
Daniel Francis’s Written Testimony For the Hearing on “Breaking the News: Journalism, Competition, and the Effects of Market Power on a Free Press” @DSFrancis1 @nyulaw
Daniel Francis, NYU School of Law, has published U.S. Senate Testimony for Hearing on 'Breaking the News: Journalism, Competition, and the Effects of Market Power on a Free Press'. Here…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
New Nonprofit News Outlets: Chronicle of Philanthropy, The Intercept, Magnolia Tribune
The shift toward nonprofits in journalism continues, with three prominent announcements:Last month the Chronicle of Philanthropy announced that its plan to become an independent nonprofit organization this spring is moving…
Marler Blog
Food Safety News receives Gold Medal for Distinguished Journalism
By Bill Marler
As reported at Food Safety News, on Feb. 23, Publisher Bill Marler and Food Safety News were honored by the New Jersey Association of Justice (NJAJ) with its Gold Medal for Distinguished…