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Jared Schroeder

@Clipper56

Author of The Press Clause and Digital Technology's Fourth Wave. Associate Professor of Journalism. Communication law scholar.

 Texas
Joined August 2008
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I wrote a piece for @NiemanReports about government legal actions against public-records requesters -- what a problem the actions are. bit.ly/3DYhF4d Some of what I said:
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Toledo Law Review@ToledoLRev8 Nov 2022
Volume 54, Issue 1, of @ToledoLRev drops soon, including @Clipper56's exploration of the factors that influence truth in the networked era, particularly in regard to social capital, identity, and how online spaces encourage a different type of expression.
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Associate Deans@ass_deans26 Oct 2022
We need your Fall ‘23 textbook orders
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Panel proposals for #AEJMC23 are due this Friday! Here are some quick reminders: 1) You can submit proposals for multiple panel ideas. 2) Include ideas of divisions and groups that could co-sponsor the panel. 3) Panels must be diverse. docs.google.com/forms/d/1_XP…
Law & Policy Panel Proposal Form

Law & Policy Panel Proposal Form

AEJMC 2023 Washington, D.C. Conference: Monday, Aug. 7 to Thursday, Aug. 10 Pre-Conference: Sunday, Aug. 6

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It's time to submit panel proposals for #AEJMC23! Submissions can be made via our Google Form between now and Oct. 7: docs.google.com/forms/d/1_XP… DM this account or contact Divison Head @Clipper56 or Vice-Head @jonathanwpeters with any questions.
A photo of the US Capitol building with this text: AEJMC Law & Policy Call for Panel Proposals Here’s what you need to know: You are not limited to one panel proposal — if you have a few ideas, please submit them all. One way to increase the chances that your panel is selected is to choose a division or interest group to co-sponsor the panel with. Panels must be diverse. All white and all male panels are discouraged. Please plan to include women and scholars of color in your submission. The deadline for submitting panel proposals is Oct. 7.

ALT A photo of the US Capitol building with this text: AEJMC Law & Policy Call for Panel Proposals Here’s what you need to know: You are not limited to one panel proposal — if you have a few ideas, please submit them all. One way to increase the chances that your panel is selected is to choose a division or interest group to co-sponsor the panel with. Panels must be diverse. All white and all male panels are discouraged. Please plan to include women and scholars of color in your submission. The deadline for submitting panel proposals is Oct. 7.

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Join us and @uncmedialaw on Oct. 14 at 12:00 ET to hear @dsardia and @evanringel3 discuss their article, First Amendment Limits on State Laws Targeting Election Misinformation, recently published in @FirstAmendLRev. For more info and to register, visit go.unc.edu/election.
Flyer with a graphic of the American flag in the background titled First Amendment Limits on State Laws Targeting Election Misinformation that has the following information: On Friday, October 14, the AEJMC Law and Policy Division invites you to an election and mis/disinformation-focused talk co-hosted with the UNC Center for Media Law and Policy. The talk will be held from noon to 1:15 p.m. (ET). Center co-director and UNC Law Professor David Ardia will discuss an article he co-wrote with UNC Hussman Ph.D. Candidate Evan Ringel (available on SSRN). For more information and to register: https://go.unc.edu/election The flyer also includes the AJEMC logo and the UNC Center for Media Law and Policy logo at the bottom as well as a QR code to the registration link.

ALT Flyer with a graphic of the American flag in the background titled First Amendment Limits on State Laws Targeting Election Misinformation that has the following information: On Friday, October 14, the AEJMC Law and Policy Division invites you to an election and mis/disinformation-focused talk co-hosted with the UNC Center for Media Law and Policy. The talk will be held from noon to 1:15 p.m. (ET). Center co-director and UNC Law Professor David Ardia will discuss an article he co-wrote with UNC Hussman Ph.D. Candidate Evan Ringel (available on SSRN). For more information and to register: https://go.unc.edu/election The flyer also includes the AJEMC logo and the UNC Center for Media Law and Policy logo at the bottom as well as a QR code to the registration link.

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It's time to submit panel proposals for #AEJMC23! Submissions can be made via our Google Form between now and Oct. 7: docs.google.com/forms/d/1_XP… DM this account or contact Divison Head @Clipper56 or Vice-Head @jonathanwpeters with any questions.
A photo of the US Capitol building with this text: AEJMC Law & Policy Call for Panel Proposals Here’s what you need to know: You are not limited to one panel proposal — if you have a few ideas, please submit them all. One way to increase the chances that your panel is selected is to choose a division or interest group to co-sponsor the panel with. Panels must be diverse. All white and all male panels are discouraged. Please plan to include women and scholars of color in your submission. The deadline for submitting panel proposals is Oct. 7.

ALT A photo of the US Capitol building with this text: AEJMC Law & Policy Call for Panel Proposals Here’s what you need to know: You are not limited to one panel proposal — if you have a few ideas, please submit them all. One way to increase the chances that your panel is selected is to choose a division or interest group to co-sponsor the panel with. Panels must be diverse. All white and all male panels are discouraged. Please plan to include women and scholars of color in your submission. The deadline for submitting panel proposals is Oct. 7.

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Freedom Forum
@1stForAll18 Aug 2022
"CONGRESS SHALL MAKE NO LAW RESPECTING AN ESTABLISHMENT OF RELIGION, OR PROHIBITING THE FREE EXERCISE THEREOF; OR ABRIDGING THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH, OR OF THE PRESS; OR THE RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE PEACEABLY TO ASSEMBLE, AND TO PETITION THE GOVERNMENT FOR A REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES."
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GIJN Africa@gijnAfrica6 Jul 2022
SLAPPs — an acronym for “strategic lawsuits against public participation” — are an increasing threat to reporters around the globe. @Clipper56 wrote about tactics journalists can use to fight back against these intimidating lawsuits. buff.ly/2YP2jxX
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SAVE THE DATE // Mark your calendar for #MLPSC23 Online Jan. 12-13 with time slots for global presentation! July 1: Call for Abstracts Early Sept.: Abstracts due A works-in-progress conference that welcomes graduate students and early career scholars! mlpsc.org/
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As journalists and scholars seek to define journalism in the networked era, @clipper56 finds state and federal judges, in their decisions, have constructed a separate defining narrative about what is and is not journalism. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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GIJN Africa@gijnAfrica25 Mar 2022
SLAPPs — an acronym for “strategic lawsuits against public participation” — are an increasing threat to journalists around the globe. @Clipper56's article shows how journalists are pushing back on nuisance lawsuits. buff.ly/2YP2jxX
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Believe it or not, there are only 10 days left to submit to #AJEMC22! We invite anyone who is writing about issues related to comm law and policy using any methods and theories appropriate to their inquiry to submit to Law & Policy. Extended abstracts will also be accepted.
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Standing with Ukraine. Downtown Dallas.
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#Opinion: @SMU associate prof. of journalism Jared Schroeder (@Clipper56) takes on #JoniMitchell #Spotify controversy: "We seem to keep thinking of the forums social media firms provide as altruistic recreations of the marketplace of ideas. They are not." houstonchronicle.com/opinion…
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Grad students: Don't forget about the amazing opportunity offered by The Michael Hoefges Graduate Student Research Fund. For the 2021-2022 academic year, up to three awards of $500 each will be granted to support research on media law. More info here: aejmc.us/law/2021/10/28/mich…
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There is no way to regulate misinformation and disinformation or unethical business practices by social media firms without putting the government in control of what is true and what is not. We do not want that. usatoday.com/story/opinion/2…
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New! SLAPPs — an acronym for “strategic lawsuits against public participation” — are an increasing threat to reporters around the globe. @Clipper56 wrote about tactics journalists can use to fight back against these intimidating lawsuits. gijn.org/2021/09/14/slapp-fi…
SLAPP Fight: How Journalists Are Pushing Back on Nuisance Lawsuits

SLAPP Fight: How Journalists Are Pushing Back on Nuisance Lawsuits

“There certainly appears to be a worrying trend around the world where powerful companies or public officials attempt to censor public participation on matters of public interest through lawsuits,...

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Did you think of a new and exciting idea over the weekend? Turn it into a panel proposal for AEJMC 2022! Proposals are due THIS Wednesday (Sept. 15), so time is ticking! forms.gle/eLaYY9L5VMB8NDXx6
Jared Schroeder (@Clipper56) profile pictureJared Schroeder@Clipper5610 Sep 2021
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@AEJMC_LAWP - Panel proposals for AEJMC 2022 are due Sept. 15. That's this Wednesday. (It's not some potential, fictional, theoretical "Wednesday" some time off in the distance). Let's turn those ideas into actual proposals. Here's the link: forms.gle/eLaYY9L5VMB8NDXx6
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It's time to start thinking about AEJMC 2022! The Law & Policy division is seeking diverse panel proposals for the Detroit conference. Proposals should be submitted to this Google form by Sept. 15: forms.gle/HsUuKoyTg2LcBHXB7
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We need your help! If you would like to thank Wat Hopkins for his mentorship and guidance as editor of Comm. Law & Policy, please send letters/notes of appreciation to @nibsyr at [email protected] by Sept. 15. Submissions will be collected into a scrapbook as a gift.
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