Illinois’ toughest in the nation eavesdropping law has taken it on the chin twice in recent days. A judge in Crawford County ruled it unconstitutional and a jury in Chicago acquitted a woman who recorded her conversation with a police officer. Illinois law makes it a felony to record audio of conversations without the consent…
The Gateway Journalism Review continues to follow the David Protess story (see this link http://gatewayjr.org/2011/09/12/judge-rules-protess-students-not-protected-by-shield-laws/) and the events and controversy surrounding a judge’s ruling about his and writing assignments his students’ emails. Here’s a link to the Huffington Post where you can get his opinion of the events. Make sure to read the comments below the…
Here is an interesting point of view about Lee Enterprise’s attempts to refinance its debt. This analysis comes from a Post-Dispatch business writer and also deals with union issues.
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Media companies keep trying to figure out ways to make the business of providing news to the public pay again. Pay walls and social media keep popping up as both friend and foe. Will the Wall Street Journal’s new plan help? http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffbercovici/2011/09/19/wsj-social-for-a-world-where-facebook-is-the-new-internet/ zp8497586rq