Frequently Asked Questions: Public Media

• Making Your Media Matter 2008 Rapporteur’s Report
• Making Your Media Matter ‘08 Podcast and Discussion Forum
• Recut, Reframe, Recycle
• Mapping Public Media: Inside and Out
• Fair Use Frequently Asked Questions
• More...

Subscribe to our free mailing list for event announcements, CSM news and our latest reports.

Subscribe to News RSS feed

Subscribe to Blog RSS feed

Get our video podcast

Subscribe to iCalendar

New Fair Use Research on Media Literacy—Join the group

Posted by Patricia Aufderheide on Feb 26, 2007 at 6:53 AM

It was a thrill to participate in the workshop on media literacy and fair use at the Beyond Broadcast conference [beyondbroadcast.net] last weekend. Henry Jenkins (MIT), Bryan Baker (Temple U) and I brainstormed with about 25 creative media literacy teachers and makers—media arts center managers, profs, after-school programs leaders, filmmakers, bloggers and more. Bryan is part of a team led by Renee Hobbs [renee.hobbs@temple.edu] at Temple’s Media Education Lab. They are exploring just what creative problems media literacy teachers and makers face, given what they understand of the law. This research will inform the next step—creating a best-practices document that helps everyone use the law more effectively. If you are interested in this issue, have a story, a question or a comment, email the folks at the Media Education Lab, contact us, or respond here!

Add to: | Technorati | Digg | del.icio.us | Yahoo | BlinkList | Spurl | reddit | Furl |

There are no comments on this blog entry yet. Start the discussion below.