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« VoiceBox \| Main \| Paul Miller a.k.a. DJ Spooky that Subliminal Kid » January 12, 2006 Score one for the media (via Media Law) Not only did a Texas judge refuse a district attorney's request to force a Houston TV station to turn over unaired video footage, but in so doing he lamented the erosion of constitutional protections for the news media, the Houston Chronicle reports. "Ever since the Constitution was issued, it's been chipped away at," District Judge Mark Kent Ellis said at Tuesday's hearing on television station KPRC's motion to quash a grand jury subpoena for the video. "I'm sympathetic with the needs of a press to be free." Originally posted by Robert Ambrogi from Media Law, remediated by yatta on Jan 12, 2006 at 10:06 PM Comments Excerpt: Post a comment Name: Email Address: URL: Remember personal info? YesNo Comments:	unmediated.av: The Weekly Show Today we would like to introduce a new way to get.info from the unmediated blog: the unmediated quickcast. Quickcasts are short, 1-5 minute "mini-podcast" (audio) versions of original, non-reblogged posts in the voice of the original author. They provides you with an alternative way of reading posts when you're not in a position to read. They also provide us with a way to practice and test some of the media blogging tools and processes we're working on. Unmediated quickcasts will show up as enclosures in both the unmediated full RSS 2.0 feed and the unmediated Weekly Show feed. We hope you find these quickcasts as informative as we find them useful. The Weekly Show resumes production, Monday afternoon at 2.00pm EST. We are working on a way to "open source" The Weekly Show, by putting together a basic program structure and technical infrastructure for allowing you to host the show on weeks that we aren't available. We're still in the planning stages, so we would love to hear your ideas on this. So please speak up and drop your thoughts in the comments section. [mp3] Comments (0) Featured Project Berkeley Conference: Online Video and the Future of Television - Friday, September 30, 2005 This one-day conference brings together archivists, educators, technologists, entrepreneurs, producers, legal experts, and investors to explore the enormous promise offered by the availability of online video and television content. Demonstrations and interactive panel discussions will highlight new video technologies, services, legal issues, and economic models. Participants from diverse – and until now, largely disconnected – specialties will be especially encouraged to interact. Recent Comments CES: DIRECTV starts "Massive Gaming League"(1) alcohol interaction with paxil wrote: paxil discontinuation syndrome wel...[more] Selling Mobile phones Off Vegetable Stands(1) watson soma wrote: yes.this is my site http://moroz.s...[more] Turning the Internet Into Pay Cable(3) online prescription soma wrote: yes.this is my site http://moroz.s...[more] Notes on making good social software(1) levitra picture wrote: canada levitra levitra vardenafil ...[more] Moblogging Rights(1) instant car insurance quotes wrote: compare car insurance prices antiq...[more] Re.Cites (Technorati) + ( : ) del.icio.us/tag/unmediated [+] About unmediated unmediated is a group blog that tracks the tools, processes, and ideas being used to decentralize media production and distribution. Current editors eli chapman +kenyatta cheese + jay dedman + shawn van every + kevin lahoda + dan melinger + drazen pantic + ryan shaw how to Contribute > Submit a link via email > Bookmark it with del.icio.us and tag it 'unmediated' Search Archives January 2006 / December 2005 / November 2005 / October 2005 / September 2005 / August 2005 / July 2005 / June 2005 / May 2005 / April 2005 / March 2005 / February 2005 / January 2005 / December 2004 / November 2004 / October 2004 / September 2004 / August 2004 / July 2004 / June 2004 / May 2004 / April 2004 / March 2004 / February 2004 / January 2004 / Reblog Sources (Reblog list as OPML) Open Content This weblog is licensed under a Creative Commons License. Powered by Movable Type 3.2 reBlog 0.9 del.icio.us	flickr/tag/ citizenmedia [+] RSS feeds Full Feed [RSS 2.0] Full Feed [RSS 1.0] The Weekly Show [RSS 2.0]