Tag Archives: Italy

A look at Creative Commons and European approach to copyright reform

Posted on February 24, 2010 by Kathlyn

Cash-strapped editor seeks easy creative collaboration online: Me: Law-abiding journalist who takes blurry photos. Looking for illustrative photograph to run alongside article or blog post. Editor at a not-for-profit by day, sometimes producing video for established media brands. You: A … Continue reading →

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Media laws to watch

Posted on August 25, 2009 by Kathlyn

As lawmakers around the world return to their posts after summer holidays, expect to see renewed attempts to either pass or overturn restrictive media laws. While compiling the EJC’s daily roundup of media news over the past weeks, several ongoing … Continue reading →

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Censorship: When in Rome?

Posted on February 17, 2009 by Kathlyn

Yesterday I edited a synopsis of a most disturbing bill working its way through the Italian legislature. A center-right Italian senator from Sicily is backing a bill that would give the country’s Ministry of the Interior the power to demand … Continue reading →

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