What We're Saying

WHO: Jonathan Landay, national security correspondent for the McClatchy Company

Kevin Klose, president of National Public Radio

Keith Richburg, foreign editor for The Washington Post



WHAT: "Foreign Correspondence and the Future of Public Media" Speaker Series



WHEN: 12:45 - 2 p.m., Monday, Oct. 8 (Landay); Monday, Oct. 29 (Klose);
and Monday, Nov. 12 (Richburg)



WHERE: Room 324, Mary Graydon Center, American University

4400 Massachusetts Ave, NW, Washington, DC 20016

AU Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property; Center for Social Media; Temple University; Indiana University School of Law to Release New Report: Copyright Confusion for Media Literacy, Sept. 25

Contact: AU WCL Office of Public Relations, 202-274-4279

Marketers Promise Changes to Combat Childhood Obesity



Contact: Maggie Barrett, AU Media Relations, (202) 885-5951 or barrett@american.edu

AU Study of Internet Videos Finds Students Ignorant of but not Indifferent to Rules



Contact: AU Media, 202-885-5950




WASHINGTON, DC (April 29, 2007) – College students care about copyright when they upload videos containing others’ copyrighted materials to new online platforms, but they do not understand their own First Amendment rights or know how to comply with copyright law, according to a new study from American University's Center for Social Media and AU's Washington College of Law.