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Dear Journalists, Bloggers, Colleagues and Friends,
SAVE THE DATE:
Thursday, Sept. 18, for the 4th annual Poynter Kent State Media Ethics Workshop.
The theme for this year’s conference is “Whose Rules?”
The “Whose Rules?” workshop will focus entirely on online ethics and rules for bloggers. Speakers include national experts and local professionals. As always, ethics faculty from The Poynter Institute will moderate the discussion.
Be here for this one-of-a-kind, no-holds-barred debscate.
Then, be part of the outcome.
The Poynter Institute will issue a set of national guidelines, including possible rules for bloggers, after this conference. Your opinion matters so plan now to attend the “Whose Rules?” media ethics workshop.
Registration ($50 for the day, including lunch) will begin August 1.
The workshop is being held on the Kent State main campus this year. More details will follow.
Questions? Contact Jan Leach at 330-672-4289 or jleach1@kent.edu or Darlene Contrucci at 330-672-2623 or dcontruc@kent.edu.
More info also is available at http://ksumlc.com .
Meanwhile, save the date!
SPEAKERS:
Jay Rosen
Susan Goldberg
Henry Blodget
Jon Talton
Lauren Rich Fine
Robin Sloane
Facilitators will be Kelly McBride and Bob Steele of The Poynter Institute.