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To preserve embedding affordances, this article offers a novel solution: model contractual language that platforms can adopt in their user agreements to license embedding and foster shareability. #Copyright
https://t.co/wfW1sLl26c
NEW ARTICLE ALERT // #Copyright and Shareability: A Contractual Solution to Embedding via Social Media
by @troutmanpepper's @isaa_palmieri and @UNCHussman's Amanda Reid is available online first.
Contact the authors for free access!
@Caitlinring asks whether and to what extent each of the #1A theories remain a viable justification for protecting #HateSpeech. The result of this analysis is a comprehensive picture of how these ideas operate in our modern social, political, and media environments.
NEW ARTICLE ALERT // On Shaky Ground: Reconsidering the Justifications for First Amendment Protection of Hate Speech by @Caitlinring just went online.
Contact her for free access!
https://t.co/p5FP1mkyaW
Interested in decolonizing media, law and policy?
#MLPSC23 will feature panelists Francine Banner, @queer_wrath and @s_ristovska in conversation with Kelli Moore for our closing provocation panel.
Friday, January 12 @ noon ET. Register for free:
https://t.co/xUvvvMcEAa
Looking for research ideas?
Check out this great opening panel discussion on #SocialMedia and platform governance at the Media Law and Policy Scholars Conference.
Thursday @ noon ET. Registration is free.
Interested in Platform Regulation?
#MLPSC23 will feature panelists @ericgoldman@ElenaHeBe@TobiasMast talking with @RodrigoCetina about the latest developments in the US and EU.
Thursday, January 12 @ noon ET. Register for free:
https://t.co/mzR364BnzB
Register today for #MLPSC23 to help law and policy scholars workshop their papers and learn about the latest research in the field. It's free!
Register: https://t.co/rS9uXO3YyI
Program: https://t.co/aXDdt1fwTQ
WARNING: Be on the lookout for emails mentioning a special issue titled: Studies on Communication Law and Policy: Opportunities and Challenges.
@CommLPoly *is not* affiliated with this and does not charge article processing fees or engage in predatory publishing practices.
In honor of Global Media and Information Literacy Week, this recent working paper discusses why regulation won’t upend the economics of #fakenews:
https://t.co/JtVAtKdc6t
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Hey @ECREA_CLP members! Just a reminder that the @CommLPoly journal is always looking for papers, especially from early career scholars! Please consider submitting a paper! #ecrea22
We are so proud of @CommLPoly associate editor @Ali_Christopher for writing this brave piece as a tribute to Angela Lansbury.
We think everyone should be "free to love, free to celebrate, free to be one's true self."
Bravo, Chris!
For my #MediaLaw and #1A folks: @kirkvonk (now a 1L @UMDLaw) and I take a historical look at today's #defamation criticism using Justice Powell's papers. Kudos to Kirk, who is an archival research machine!
First day solidarity with all our colleagues going back to class today:
"I would rather do anything else than write the Syllabus for your class.
I would rather sit through 15 hours of returning faculty orientation. And take notes."
#AcademicTwitter
https://t.co/4Tv3m0C4PF
Less than three weeks to submit your abstract to the Media Law & Policy Scholars Conference. It's a FREE, online workshop for works-in-progress.
Graduate students and early career scholars are highly encouraged to submit.
https://t.co/xhLz23Lp50