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  1. Michael Geist

    Bill C-18 Bailout: Government Announces Plans to Pay For 35% of Journalist Costs for News Outlets as It More Than Doubles Tax Credit Per Employee

    By Michael Geist

    The government has taken the first step to creating a bailout for its disastrous Bill C-18 by agreeing to News Media Canada demands to increase the support under the Labour…

  2. Real Lawyers Have Blogs

    If AI Can Teach Journalism Skills to Students, Can AI Teach Blogging to Lawyers?

    By Kevin O'Keefe

    If an AI powered chatbot can teach journalism skills to students, maybe AI can play a role in teaching blogging to lawyers. Aaron Gifford in Government Technology reports The Journalistic…

  3. Jaffe Blog

    Working with Newsrooms in the GenAI Era

    By Randy Labuzinski

    Legal industry public relations professionals work with newsrooms every day, reliant on their reporters and editors to publish law firm news and attorney interviews often and as accurately as possible.…

  4. Media Law Prof Blog

    Knight Institute: Call For Papers: New Voices In Press Freedom @knightcolumbia

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    From the Knight Institute: A Call For Papers: New Voices In Press FreedomThe Knight Institute invites submissions from junior scholars exploring the news in changing times. The Knight First Amendment Institute…

  5. Media Law Prof Blog

    Faisal on Journalistic Exemption in the Context of Criminal Conviction and Offenses Data Under the European Data Protection Laws @helsinkiuni

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    Kamrul Faisal, University of Helsinki, Journalistic Exemption in the Context of Criminal Conviction and Offenses Data Under the European Data Protection Laws. Here is the abstract.News portals, social media, and…

  6. Simple Justice

    Tuesday Talk*: To Cover Or Not To Cover Trump

    By Scott Greenfield

    In a saner world, a presidential candidate suggesting that the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff should be put to death would be a big deal, not to mention…

  7. Simple Justice

    Tuesday Talk*: Does “Copaganda” Have A Point?

    By Scott Greenfield

    It was one of those moments when, had I been drinking at the time, there was an excellent chance I would have spit all over my computer screen. Scott Hechinger,…

  8. PrawfsBlawg

    A Vibrant, Well-Resourced Press is Vital, and Often Total Crap

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Wednesday, September 13, 2023A Vibrant, Well-Resourced Press is Vital, and Often Total CrapAnyone who writes on speech and press issues cares deeply about the disappearance of the local press…

  9. Real Lawyers Have Blogs

    Google Tests AI Tool ‘Genesis’ for News Generation: Implications for Journalism and Legal Blogging

    By Kevin O'Keefe

    How far will AI go in impacting journalism and blogging? Google is giving us a clue. The New York Times’ Benjamin Mullin and Nico Grant reported this morning that Google…

  10. PrawfsBlawg

    A comment on Northwestern football and student journalism

    By prawfsblawg@gmail.com

    Main Tuesday, July 11, 2023A comment on Northwestern football and student journalismI stopped watching football about a decade ago, finding the game too gladiatorial. For about five years I maintained…