Editorial: From SARS to tainted milk, criminal censorship - Zibb.com

Press Release  |  www.zibb.com | Oct 3, 2008

(We would like to request online and printed press to support press freedom in China by graciously publishing this editorial in their editorial, opinion or letters to the editor sections. This editorial may be diffused starting today until next Thursday, the 9th of October.) MONTREAL, Oct. 3 /CNW

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Jostens Helps Schools Celebrate National Yearbook Week

Press Release  |  www.prnewswire.com | Oct 1, 2008

The week of special yearbook-related activities commemorates excellence in scholastic journalism and acknowledges the publication efforts of yearbook advisers and staffs across the country. (Photo: http://www.newscom.

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OCLC pilots WorldCat Copyright Evidence Registry

Press Release  |  www.oclc.org | Aug 25, 2008

DUBLIN, Ohio, USA, 25 August 2008—OCLC is piloting a new service for libraries that encourages librarians and other interested parties to discover and share information about the copyright status of books.

http://www.oclc.org/news/releases/200832.htm

Library of Congress and U.S. Copyright Office Issue Notice of Public Roundtable on Exceptions in Copyright Law For Libraries and Archives

Press Release  |  www.loc.gov | Dec 18, 2007

The U.S. Copyright Office and the Office of Strategic Initiatives of the Library of Congress have placed a notice in the Federal Register titled 'Notice of a Public Roundtable with Request for Comments.' A copy of the notice and additional information can be found at www.loc.gov/section108/.

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MEDIA GROUPS ENCOURAGED BY HOUSE COMMITTEE'S PASSAGE OF SHIELD LAW BILL; FEDERAL PROSECUTION OF CONFIDENTIAL SOURCES ONE STEP CLOSER TO ENACTMENT

Press Release  |  www.naa.org | Aug 1, 2007

Washington — A vote today by the House Judiciary Committee to pass the Free Flow of Information Act (H.R. 2102) was applauded by more than 40 media companies and organizations who have been working for federal protection of journalists ' confidential sources. Similar legislation (S. 1267) is

http://www.naa.org/sitecore/content/Global/PressCenter/2007/Passage-of-Shield-Law-Bill.aspx?lg=naaorg

New Online Course Offers Guide to Online Media Law for Bloggers and Others

Press Release  |  www.prweb.com | Jan 1, 1970

PR: The Poynter Institute's NewsU unveiled today a free online learning course that offers legal guidance on copyright, defamation and privacy for anyone who publishes content online. The course includes games, learning exercises and an assessment that evaluates the student's understanding of

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/09/prweb1351094.htm

AAP Press Center

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Cygnus Business Media

Under the terms of the agreement, Cygnus will license both print and digital rights for its broad array of publications to Copyright Clearance Center s content users across the globe.

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ALA | American Library Association (ALA) Announces Preliminary Findings of Study Measuring Law

(WASHINGTON, DC) The American Library Association (ALA) today released the findings of a comprehensive survey demonstrating the significant impact on the public of federal law enforcement activity in America's libraries.

http://www.ala.org/ala/pressreleases2005/june2004abc/lawenforcementstudy.cfm

Vanessa Leggett - Case History

For the past five years, Vanessa Leggett has been working on a non-fiction book about the killing of Houston socialite Doris Angleton, who was found shot to death in April 1997. Mrs. Angleton's millionaire husband, Robert, was accused of paying his brother, Roger, to kill his wife.

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