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Thursday, July 11
2:30 pm
to
4 pm
AAN's lawyer, Kevin Goldberg will be available to discuss legal issues (but not give legal advice) free of charge; in the (unlikely) event that everyone is too shy to ask questions, Kevin has some issues at the ready to kick start the discussion.
Speaker:
Kevin Goldberg, Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth
Kevin Goldberg is an attorney with Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth. His expertise is in First Amendment, Freedom of Information Act, and intellectual property issues, particularly copyright and trademark matters encountered by content creators and users. Kevin has a B.A. from James Madison University and a J.D. George Washington University.
Room: Brickell
Friday, July 12
2 pm
to
3 pm
We'll discuss creative responses to a lack of budget for photos, copy or space, how to effectively use infographics both in print and digital and how to design today’s print pages to draw in a generation raised on digital media.
Moderator:
Dora Sison, Gambit Weekly
Room: Flagler
3:30 pm
to
4:30 pm
Chris Barr, designer & Media Innovation Associate at Knight Foundation, will lead a hands-on session exploring how media organizations can utilize design thinking to develop and improve audience-focused products.
Speaker:
Chris Barr, Knight Foundation
Chris Barr joined Knight Foundation in July 2012. He works directly with grantees in the prototype program and aids the Journalism & Media Innovation grantees with design and user experience support.With a background in design and new media, Chris previously served as an assistant professor of graphic design at West Virginia University. He has worked as a designer for a variety of organizations to combine technology development and design thinking. Chris holds a M.F.A. in media study from the State University of New York at Buffalo and a bachelor’s degree in fine art from West Virginia University.
Room: Flagler
Saturday, July 13
10:15 am
to
11:15 am
Lawsuits can kill newspapers. Libel insurance covers almost nothing. Copyright laws have changed so radically that no one seems to know what images are legal to use on the web. Three of the the nation's most prestigious press lawyers -- including author Mark Sableman and Sanford Bohrer, the dean of Florida's journalism bar -- will discuss libel, copyright and pre-publication issues.
Panelists:
Steve Suskin, Voice Media Group, Mark Sableman, Thompson Coburn LLP and Sanford L. Bohrer
Room: Sevilla
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