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  1. Media Law Prof Blog

    Peabody Award Winning Journalist Harold Dow Dies

    By Media Law Prof Blog

  2. Media Law Prof Blog

    Daniel Schorr, 1916-2010

    By Media Law Prof Blog

  3. The Right Coast

    A New World: Evidence of the Vast Left Wing ConspiracyMike Rappaport

    By Thomas A. Smith

    The recent revelations from the Journolist that journalists were expressly attempting to protect Obama and to suppress Fox News are fascinating.  Just as fascinating was the Climategate revelations that climate…

  4. International Law Prof Blog

    Draft Italian Law on Surveillance Can Threaten Journalists and the Freedom of Expression

    By InternationalLaw Blogger

    An Italian draft law on surveillance and eavesdropping for criminal investigations could jeopardize the work of journalists and threaten their freedom of expression, a United Nations independent human rights expert…

  5. Media Law Prof Blog

    Mexican Journalists Assassinated

    By Media Law Prof Blog

  6. DuetsBlog

    Is a Blogger a “Journalist”?

    By Duets Guest Blogger

    —Michael Keliher, Client Relationship Manager at Fast Horse In many ways, this debate is purely academic. Some talk about the line separating the revered act of journalism from the pedestrian…

  7. The Right Coast

    Steyn on Obama on Daniel Pearl Tom Smith

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Classic Mark Steyn and he has a point.

  8. The Faculty Lounge

    Global Free Speech Update Pakistan: YouTube and Wikipedia join the

    Global Free Speech Update Pakistan: YouTube and Wikipedia join the growing list of internet sites (over 450 according to WaPo) blocked because of content deemed offensive to Islam. The crackdown…

  9. Media Law Prof Blog

    The Plight of Russia’s Journalists

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    From the New York Times, an editorial on why the Russian government needs to step up to protect its press.

  10. Media Law Prof Blog

    Four Reporters Ousted From Gitmo Hearings

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    Four reporters have been banned from covering Guantanamo Bay proceedings after they violated a court order prohibiting them from publishing the name of a witness, a former U.S. Army interrogator. One is…