Read my lips: Students should exercise caution when producing lip sync videos
By Megan Fromm Sometimes, pop culture and reality align to provide the perfect anecdote for our weekly SPRC posts. This week, the timing...
Read MoreRemembering James Tidwell
by Stan Zoller If you were to make a list of the amazing advisers who grace the walls of journalism scholastic education notoriety, odds...
Read MoreStudents speak out about cancellation of SGA elections
MAKING A DIFFERENCE Series Students at Woodrow Wilson High School in Washington, DC, spoke out when a faculty committee chose officers for...
Read MoreA newsroom guide for handling online comments
“The New York Times and The Washington Post have the two smartest teams of lawyers and editors in the world, and they’ve come to opposite...
Read MoreResources for takedown demands
Resources for the guidelines: • Responding to takedown demands http://www.splc.org/knowyourrights/legalresearch.asp?id=111 • Responding to...
Read MorePossible takedown models
Possible takedown choices Model A: Leave everything as is, if: • The request is designed to retain image or avoid embarrassment • No...
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