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.
Contact: Maggie Barrett, AU Media Relations, barrett@american.edu or 202-885-5951
WASHINGTON, D.C.(January 15, 2009)—Filmmakers, nonprofit communication leaders, new media developers, foundation executives, game developers, and other media makers will share their trade secrets for making media that matters during the Center for Social Media’s Making Your Media Matter 09’ conference.
Online Video at Risk of Private Censorship American University study finds many uses of copyrighted material could be entirely legal Consumer Electronics Show panel showcases study
Contact: Maggie Barrett, AU Media Relations, barrett@american.edu or 202-885-5950 Until Jan. 2: Pat Aufderheide, 240-643-4805 Peter Jaszi, 240-605-1934
