Bloggers rely heavily on maintstream news sources for topics. What obligation does a blogger have to give attribution to an original source? To what extent can a blogger use the content of a news story?
We explore these and related issues with New York Times sports reporter Alan Schwarz this week on the legal-affairs podcast Lawyer2Lawyer. Click the link to download or stream this week’s show.
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