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Media

304 published works

Marler Blog April 4, 2011
The Civil Justice System and the Media in Action
By Bill Marler
At times both lawyers and the media take some heat from politicians – mostly from the right – for standing up for their rights. I am proud when one of…
Marler Blog March 31, 2011
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…
TCPA Watch March 3, 2011
Welcome to TMT Law Watch
By Marc S. Martin
Welcome to TMT Law Watch! This newly launched blog will focus on business, legal, and policy developments in the Telecom, Media and Technology sector arising in the United States, the…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs February 25, 2011
Unbundling of legal media and publishing
By Kevin O'Keefe
Om Malik, a technology writer and founder of Giga Omni Media, penned an interesting piece this week about the unbundling of traditional media. Malik sees the unbundling of traditional media…
Texas Employment Law Update January 25, 2011
Super Bowl Teams Set –ESPN Moving to Fort Worth, Texas
By Russell Cawyer
By now we know that the Pittsburgh Steelers will play the Green Bay Packers in Superbowl XLV. While most people know the game will be played in Cowboys Stadium, fewer…
The Right Coast January 11, 2011
The authoritarian NY Times Tom Smith
By Thomas A. Smith
Well put. Maybe I'm overly optimistic, but I think the Times, Krugman et al. have overreached and are beginning to figure that out. It helps that the accusations they are…
ImmigrationProf Blog November 9, 2010
MSNBC’s “The Last Word” Coming Live from the University of San Diego
By immigrationprof
The University of San Diego will host a live taping of the MSNBC's show, “The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell,” from 7-9 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 15. MSNBC is producing a special…
The Faculty Lounge October 13, 2010
Mapping Crime
Each student in my Crime and Community seminar is responsible for tracking crime news coverage in an individual city and sharing their findings every week on a class blog. My…
Media Law Prof Blog September 29, 2010
“Deadliest Catch” Captains Quit Show
By Media Law Prof Blog
Constitutional Law Prof Blog August 24, 2010
South Africa’s Public Information Bill
By ConLawProf initials at end of post
President Jacob Zuma and the ruling African National Congress are reportedly pushing a bill designed to classify--and limit access to--certain government, commercial, and personal information. But opponents of the measure…