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3 Geeks and a Law Blog
I Expected Better from Professional Reporting
By Greg Lambert
Recently, I had a unique experience of being privy to "insider information" on a hot-topic issue that ran on the front pages of major newspapers across the country. In a…
LawSites
Ed Adams Resigns as ABA Journal Editor and Publisher
The editor and publisher of the ABA Journal, Edward A. Adams, announced today that he is resigning, effective May 27. He has been publisher of the Journal since 2006. In…
The Faculty Lounge
Allegations of Misconduct Cause Shakeup At Northwestern J-School Innocence Project
David Protess, the journalism professor directing Northwestern's Medill J-School Innocence Project, has been removed from the course by the University as a result of claims that he lacked personal and…
Marler Blog
If She is Lois Lane, does that make me –
By Bill Marler
Well, perhaps not. USA Todays, Kim O’Donnel, gave a “shout-out” to Food Safety New’s own Lois Lane, Helena Bottemiller in her article “Your source for safety information:” For many new…
CommLawBlog
Tack Nail
By FHH Law
Tack Nail has passed away. We send our heartfelt condolences to his family, and we mourn his loss.
Media Law Prof Blog
Western Journalists Begin Reporting From Libya
The Tripoli Post reports that media have started to cross the border into the country to report on what looks more and more like a revolution there. More coverage from…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Law firms ought to follow Gates Foundation in messaging through journalism
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is using journalism to get its message out in in a big way. From Sandi Doughton and Kristi Heim in this morning's Seattle Times:…
ContractsProf Blog
Arianna Huffington: New Media Diva or Feudal Pirate Plantation-Owner?
The blogosphere has erupted with chatter regarding the recent acquisition of the Huffington Post by America Online (Sidebar: was anyone else surprised to learn that AOL still exists?) for a…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Search engine optimization driven journalism
AOL's acquisition of Huffington Post for $315 Million seems to have been driven in large part by Huffington Post's ability to publish content that was trending upward on Google search.…
Media Law Prof Blog
Mexican Radio Journalist Fired For Story About President
MVS Communications in Mexico City has fired one of its popular on air host/reporters for a story in which she alleged that President Felipe Calderon has a drinking problem. Carmen…