Journalists, lawyers, judges, students, teachers, PR professionals and others gathered on October 2, 2009 for the annual Law & Media Conference to learn about media law topics including the future of local media; public records; privacy and libel; challenges facing the student press; the implications of “sexting”; judicial campaigns; communication between the bench, bar and media; technology and the law; and the reporter’s privilege.
If you were unable to attend this year, you might be interested in viewing the plenary presentation titled, “What Does the Future Hold for Local Media,” by Richard Boehne, the C.E.O. of E.W. Scripps Co. in Cincinnati.
Other sessions from the conference available for viewing include:
Feedback from the record crowd on October 2 was very positive, and plans will soon be underway to organize the next conference. The 2010 Law & Media will be held in Columbus at OSBA headquarters on Friday, October 15, 2010. Mark your calendar now!