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News from the Citizen Media Law Project

• Seven Years of Serving and Studying the Legal Needs of Digital Journalism
• DMLP Announcement: A New Report on Media Credentialing in the United States
• Will E.U. Court's Privacy Ruling Break the Internet?
• Baidu's Political Censorship is Protected by First Amendment, but Raises Broader Issues
• Tarantino v. Gawker Media, LLC

Legal News from the American Bar Association

• Afternoon Briefs: Texas no longer accepting refugees; new San Francisco DA announces round of layoffs
• Judge censured after representing daughter in family law court
• Jehovah’s Witnesses not negligent in $35M child abuse case, court rules
• Appeals court directs all California cities to follow ‘sanctuary state’ law
• Airmen who have HIV can continue to serve, appeals court rules

Attorney Carolyn E. Wright’s blog

• U.S. Copyright Office Extends Comment Period for Online Publication Rulemaking
• Urge Senator Wyden to Release His Hold on the CASE Act!
• Copyright Office wants your thoughts on what = publication
• Urge Your Senators to Support S. 1273, the CASE Act!
• CASE Act Needs Your Help!
• Copyright Office Launches Learning Video Series
• Copyright Alliance Applauds House Passage of the CASE Act

Photo Blawg: the blog of Advocacy Chair Alicia Wagner Calzada

• Seventh Circuit Rules: States May Restrict Broadcasting of Publicly Sponsored Sporting Events
• Photojournalism Ethics in the Bin Laden Story
• A Law Favoring Photographers
• Tuesday Time Killer
• Cameras and Federal Courts

John Harrington’s Photo Business blog

• Termination of ImageBrief Services
• Significant Changes at The US Copyright Office
• Take Action Now – Copyright Simplified
• PPA and Copyright - Trust a Champion
• Binded - Unwanted S&M For Artists & Creatives

Recent Comments

• Don Cann on An Open Letter to Alec Baldwin
• Neil Jacobs on Photojournalist or Paparazzo? A Distinction with a Difference
• Leif Skoogfors on Daily News enforcing the copyright of Baldwin photo
• daveo on Photojournalist or Paparazzo? A Distinction with a Difference
• Neil Jacobs on Photojournalist or Paparazzo? A Distinction with a Difference

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Recent Posts

• Led by NPPA, over 60 Media Companies & Organizations Join in Support of Journalists’ Rights
• NPPA Joins with 80 Groups in Statement Condemning Attacks on Press Freedoms
• NPPA, Joined by Other Groups Sends Letter Requesting Return of Seized Equipment
• NY Federal Judge Rules in Photographer’s Favor Supporting 1st and 14th Amendment Rights
• January 1, 2017 12:08 am
• December 25, 2016 12:03 am
• Enact Commonsense Drone Rules
• NPPA, ASMP & Other Photo Groups Send Letter to Time, Inc. Expressing Concerns Over New Photo Agreement
• NPPA Files Comments with FAA Expressing Concerns over Drone Registration
• NPPA Joined by 13 Organizations Files Comments in Support of Electronic Recording and Audio-Visual Coverage of Court Proceedings in NYS

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