Month: January 2015

NYT A1 points to debate on re-usage guidelines for Instagram, other social media

Part of my research this semester focuses on legal issues arising from the re-use of social media assets such as photos, posts and videos. I’m developing guidelines for their re-use by several communities I care about: journalists, social media users and bloggers, as well as artists, publishers, businesses and, of course, lawyers, judges and other officers of our court system. Continue reading “NYT A1 points to debate on re-usage guidelines for Instagram, other social media”

Reading roundup: IndyEleven’s $82M stadium pitch, Giordano’s plans multiple locations

I had this odd moment while standing in the sun waiting for the light to change outside the IUPUI Informatics building yesterday when I felt calm. At peace. Without tension. It hit me: I was caught up on all my classwork! I hope your work this week is going just as smoothly.

Here’s a roundup of 10 or so links to start your morning off right: Continue reading “Reading roundup: IndyEleven’s $82M stadium pitch, Giordano’s plans multiple locations”