March 2016 Podcast: Engaging students in democracy and voting

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Judge Thomas Jacobs, an expert on juvenile law, discusses his new book, "Every Vote Matters," and why it is so important to inform young people on the legal system and get them engaged in our democracy. Frank LoMonte: Hi everyone and welcome to another monthly edition of the Student Press Law Center’s podcast. I’m Frank… Continue reading March 2016 Podcast: Engaging students in democracy and voting

February 2016 Podcast: Livestreaming the intersection between the right to privacy and the right to know

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Chip Stewart, a professor and associate dean at the Schieffer School of Journalism at Texas Christian, discusses his research on live streaming apps like Periscope and MeerKat and how they affect the right to privacy and the right to record. Frank LoMonte: The intersection between public’s right to know and public’s right to privacy has never been… Continue reading February 2016 Podcast: Livestreaming the intersection between the right to privacy and the right to know

January 2016 Podcast: The Future of College Media

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Chris Carroll, director of student media at Vanderbilt, and Will Drabold, college journalist at Ohio University, speak about the future of college media and the challenges the field is facing. Frank LoMonte: Hi everybody, welcome to another installment of the Student Press Law Center’s monthly podcast, a run down of developments affecting the rights of those… Continue reading January 2016 Podcast: The Future of College Media

December 2015 Podcast: Students’ First Amendment Rights in Schools

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Catherine Ross, law professor at George Washington University, discusses her new book "Lessons in Censorship: How Schools and Courts Subvert Students' First Amendment Rights." Frank LoMonte: Welcome to another edition of the Student Press Law Center monthly podcast. I’m Frank LoMonte, executive director of the Student Press Law Center. The SPLC is an advocate for the rights… Continue reading December 2015 Podcast: Students’ First Amendment Rights in Schools

November 2015 Podcast: The link between high school journalism and civic participation

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Peter Bobkowski, assistant professor of journalism at the University of Kansas, discusses his research on the impact of scholastic journalism experience on students' readiness for civic participation.Frank LoMonte: Hi everyone, and welcome to another installment of the Student Press Law Center’s monthly podcast, a run down of developments of importance to the rights of student… Continue reading November 2015 Podcast: The link between high school journalism and civic participation

October 2015 Podcast: Making the Case for the Educational Value of Journalism

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A conversation with University of Oregon journalism professor Ed Madison about his new book, "Newsworthy: Cultivating Critical Thinkers, Readers and Writers in Language Arts Classrooms."Frank LoMonte: Hi everyone, and welcome again to another monthly edition of the Student Press Law Center podcast. The Student Press Law Center is a nonprofit advocate for the rights of student… Continue reading October 2015 Podcast: Making the Case for the Educational Value of Journalism

September 2015 Podcast: Protecting the privacy of journalists and their sources in a digital age

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Montana state Rep. Daniel Zolnikov discusses his legislation protecting journalists' privacy against demands for their electronic communication records.Frank LoMonte: Hi everyone and welcome to another edition of the Student Press Law Center’s monthly podcast, a rundown on legal developments of interest to those working in student media. I’m Frank LoMonte, executive director of the Student… Continue reading September 2015 Podcast: Protecting the privacy of journalists and their sources in a digital age

August 2015 Podcast: Private universities, police departments and public records

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Jack Greiner, a media lawyer from Cincinnati, discusses his successful case where the Ohio Supreme Court determined that private universities had to disclose police reports.  Frank LoMonte: Hi everyone and welcome to another monthly edition of the Student Press Law Center’s podcast, an update on legal developments affecting the rights of those working in and around student media. The… Continue reading August 2015 Podcast: Private universities, police departments and public records

July 2015 Podcast: Launching an app for student rights

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Rachel Gunther, associate director of Youth on Board, discusses her organization’s new smartphone app for student rights.Frank LoMonte: It’s the end of July, and stores are starting to put backpacks and binders on a back-to-school special, so it’s that time of year when people are starting to take stock of their teachers and their schedules… Continue reading July 2015 Podcast: Launching an app for student rights

June 2015 Podcast: Creating a global network of student journalists

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Knight Fellow Beatrice Motamedi discusses her project Global Student Square, an international network of student journalists.Frank LoMonte: Hi everyone, and welcome to another edition of the Student Press Law Center’s monthly podcast, a rundown of issues affecting student media nationwide. The Student Press Law Center is an advocate for student voices. We work with student… Continue reading June 2015 Podcast: Creating a global network of student journalists