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: Citizen Media Law Project

Summertime, and the Living's Easy...

By Kimberley Isbell

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It's that time of year.  The students are finishing up classes and the Berkman Center is catching its collective breath before the summer interns descend in June. 

As we eagerly await the nice weather, we're going to be changing things up a bit here at CMLP headquarters.  With impending staff changes, summer session for our students, and pressing obligations elsewhere, we will be shifting our newsletter, the Citizen Media Law Brief, from a weekly to a monthly newsletter.  It will go out the last Friday of each month, with the next issue expected on May 28. To make sure you get the latest newsletter in your inbox each month, sign up in the box on the right hand side of this page.

If you just can't wait a month to get your CMLP fix, you can always subscribe to the RSS feed for our blog, or follow us on Twitter.

See you on the flip side!

Photo "Summer Time" courtesy of Flickr user nicadlr, licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0.

Full post as published by Citizen Media Law Project on May 14, 2010 (boomark / email).

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