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New York Times article discusses online speech due to cyberbullying cases

June 30, 2010September 7, 2010 Aaron Manfull 2207 Views cyberbullying, Facebook, First Amendment, YouTube

Online cyber bullying off-campus is challenging the balance of free speech online and in schools.  Administrators dealing with upset parents

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Law & Ethics Prior Review 

How the Federal CDA of 1996, Janet Reno and scholastic Prior Review are linked

January 28, 2009September 8, 2010 Aaron Manfull 2439 Views First Amendment

The 1996 Communications Decency Act (CDA) was one of the first attempts by the government to regulate content on the

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FERPA/Identifying Students Law & Ethics 

You don’t need permission to run photos in your web news publication

January 28, 2009September 8, 2010 Aaron Manfull 3085 Views First Amendment, policies

Do you need permission to run photographs in your print news publication? No? Then you don’t need it for online

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FERPA/Identifying Students Law & Ethics 

Web and Print Legal guidelines are the same

January 28, 2009May 24, 2014 John Bowen 4891 Views First Amendment, moving online, policies

The law as it applies to scholastic news Web sites comes down to one guideline: The courts make no distinction

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