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: Freedom to DifferThe Courts and the Media in the Digital Era
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Tomorrow (Saturday 12 February) I am attending a conference at Bond University on The Courts and the Media in the Digital Era. They have an impressive line up of speakers (you can download the program here) and hopefully I will be able to get in a few questions abouts social media, which has been oddly left out of the conference program.
As you would expect, I will try and live tweet the conference under the hashtag #courtsmedia:
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Full post as published by Freedom to Differ on February 11, 2011 (boomark / email).
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