Suing The NYT: Outreach - Media-Watch Organizations, Media, & Journalists
JAY ROSEN
--
PressThink
former New York University Department of Journalism
Chairman
2006
CJA's
February 8, 2006 e-mail --
"'Answering Back' to The New York Times"
CJA's
February 19, 2006 e-mail -- "Do You Want the Lead on our Public
Interest Lawsuit vs The New York Times?"
CJA's March 22, 2006
e-mail to Jay Rosen -- "First-of-its-kind public interest lawsuit
vs NYT in vindication of the First Amendment"
CJA's June
9, 2006 e-mail -- "On Transparency: How The NYT Litigates When
Sued"
CJA's July 6, 2006
memo -- "The Far-Reaching Evidentiary Significance of CJA's Public
Interest Lawsuit vs The New York Times -- including as a Case Study for
Establishing News Councils"
CJA's
July 13, 2006 memo -- "Building Necessary Scholarship and Reporting on
the 'Role of the Press in our Democracy' from the “Raw Materials” of Citizens &
Citizen Organizations Interfacing with the Press"
CJA's
August 22, 2006 e-mail -- "Empirical Test: The 'Gatekeepers' --
Alive & Well, Protecting The New York TImes
CJA's September
5, 2006 transmittal memo -- "Academic Responsibilities, Journalistic
Ethics & Civic Duty"
CJA's December 27, 2006 memo
to Jay Rosen, as member of the Advisory Board of the Program in Law &
Journalism at NY Law School: -- "PROGRAM IN LAW &
JOURNALISM: Building Scholarship, Commentary, & Pedagogy based on Primary
Source Documentary Evidence, Beginning with the Evidence Presented by CJA’s
Groundbreaking Public Interest Lawsuit against The New York Times in
Vindication of the First Amendment – for which additionally, we seek
amicus curiae and other legal assistance, either pro bono or
paid"
2007
2-page hand-out, given, in hand, on January
13, 2007 to Jay Rosen, at the Free Press National Conference on Media Reform
in Memphis
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