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Filmmakers Bring Stories to New Platforms

March 22, 2011: San Francisco Film Society featured the Media that Matters conference in their "Indie Toolkit" section of their blog SF360.

Transmedia Is the New Black: "Media That Matters"

March 8, 2011: The International Documentary Assoication reviews the 2011 Media that Matters conference.

Media That Matters in 2011

March 4, 2011: Leah Mahan Productions reviews the 2011 Media That Matters conference hosted by the Center for Social Media.

Experts Weigh Pros and Cons of Social Media

August 16, 2010: PBS' MediaShift included comments from the Center for Social Media's Jessica Clark in this article about social media.

When Information Goes Bad

July 10, 2010: Voice of America interviewed Center for Social Media's Jessica Clark about social media and the news environment.

Creative Media Policy Can Spur Civic Innovation

June 25, 2010: New America Foundation published an article by the Center's Jessica Clark in their blog Sustaining Democracy in a Digital Age.

What We're Saying

Saturday, December 12, 2009

Report finds that a restrictive “clearance culture” inhibits the production and dissemination of documentary films; but local law has many useful features.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CONTACTS, American University:

Franki Fitterer, AU Washington College of Law
ffiterer at wcl.american.edu
Director of Public Relations

CONTACTS, South African Filmmakers:

Marc Schwinges, Documentary Film Association
27.11.483.8801;
treasurer at docfilmsa.com

New Code of Best Practices Addresses Newest Twist on Copyright Confusion in Higher Education

Contact: Maggie Barrett, AU Communications, barrett at american.edu or 202-885-5951

Documentary Filmmakers Grapple with Ethics Challenges,
Yet Craft Lacks Ethics Standards

Report will be discussed at Toronto International Film Festival

Contact: Maralee Csellar, University Communications, 202-885-5952 or csellar at american dot edu

Contact: Maggie Barrett, American University Media Relations, barrett@american.edu
or 202-885-5951

American University's Center for Social Media and AU's Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property, in collaboration with Stanford Law School's Fair Use Project, are launching a new video explaining how online video creators can make remixes, mashups, and other common online video genres with the knowledge that they are staying within copyright law.