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Recent posts

Type	Title	Author	Replies	Last updated
Blog Post	Content Fingerprinting and Citizen Journalism	Matt Lovell	0	18 years 1 month ago
Blog Post	Teen Arrested for Videotaping Police	Matt Lovell	2	18 years 1 month ago
Blog Post	Olympic Athletes May Be Allowed to Blog Again (with Conditions)	David Ardia	0	18 years 1 month ago
Blog Post	Yale Law School to Host New Law & Media Program	David Ardia	1	18 years 1 month ago
Blog Post	Bill Proposes to Criminalize Copyright Infringement	David Ardia	1	18 years 1 month ago
Blog Post	Is It Permissible to Say that New Zealand's Parliament is Filled with Idiots?	Dan Gillmor	0	18 years 1 month ago
Blog Post	A Reminder of Free Speech's Value	Dan Gillmor	0	18 years 1 month ago
Blog Post	FOIA Amendments Beneficial to Citizen Journalists Held Up in Senate	Sam Bayard	0	18 years 1 month ago
Blog Post	CIA Definition of 'News Media' for FOIA Requests Could Include Citizen Journalists	David Ardia	0	18 years 1 month ago
Blog Post	Public Employee Blogs: A Means to Ensure Free Speech Protections?	David Ardia	0	18 years 1 month ago
Blog Post	New York City May Require Permits and Insurance for Public Photography	David Ardia	1	18 years 2 months ago
Blog Post	JD Lasica and Colette Vogele on Rights-of-Publicity for Video Blogs	David Ardia	0	18 years 2 months ago
Blog Post	Japan Considering Extending Broadcast Law to Bloggers	David Ardia	0	18 years 2 months ago
Blog Post	Oregon Extends Public Access to Governmental Records	David Ardia	2	18 years 2 months ago
Blog Post	Delaminate the Bastards?!	David Ardia	0	18 years 2 months ago
Blog Post	Exclusive Rights: The Wrong Goal for NFL	Wendy Seltzer	0	18 years 2 months ago
Blog Post	Creative Commons Announces Canadian Podcasting Legal Guide	David Ardia	0	18 years 2 months ago
Blog Post	Can Public Records Be Too Public?	David Ardia	1	18 years 2 months ago
Page	Washington House Bill Number 1366	Rich Quincy	0	18 years 2 months ago
Page	Ohio Revised Code 2739.04	Rich Quincy	0	18 years 2 months ago
Page	North Carolina General Statutes Section 8-53.11	Rich Quincy	0	18 years 2 months ago
Page	New York Civil Rights Law Article 7, Section 79-h	Rich Quincy	0	18 years 2 months ago
Blog Post	Massachusetts Considering Strengthening Open Meetings Law	David Ardia	1	18 years 2 months ago
Page	New Jersey Permanent Statutes Section 2A:84A-21	Rich Quincy	0	18 years 2 months ago
Page	Michigan Code of Criminal Procedure	Rich Quincy	0	18 years 2 months ago

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