Articles by Colin Donohue
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Durham Herald-Sun: A mixed ruling on phone records
August 13, 2012
From the Durham Herald-Sun (8/13/12): The ruling was convoluted enough that one media outlet initially reported that Butch Davis' phone records were protected from being released.
Max Negin again joins NBC for Olympic Games coverage
August 10, 2012
Elon Communications professor Max Negin is working as a digital media manager for NBC in London for the Summer Olympics.
Interactive Media program welcomes Class of 2013
August 6, 2012
The Interactive Media master's program welcomes its newest class of 27 students.
Jessica Gisclair participates in Oxford Round Table
August 6, 2012
Jessica Gisclair, department chair and associate professor in the School of Communications, was a lead discussant on “Improving International Understanding through Transnational Benchmarking” at the Oxford Round Table at Harris Manchester College, Oxford, England, July 29 – Aug. 2.
elondocs Students Attend Cucalorus Film Festival
August 1, 2012
elondocs students Amy Reitnouer, Conor Britain and Erin Barnett recently attended the 14th annual Cucalorus Film Festival in Wilmington, N.C., Nov. 12 with adviser and instructor in the School of Communications Nicole Triche.
Charlotte Observer: Bad attitudes toward releasing public records persist despite political party
August 1, 2012
From the Charlotte Observer (8/1/12): If you're looking for consistency in politicians, be they liberal or conservative, Republican or Democrat, young or old, you can find it in their attitudes toward public records.
Smithfield Herald: Are phone records public?
August 1, 2012
From the Smithfield Herald (7/29/12): Two words ought to sufficiently explain why former UNC-Chapel Hill football coach Butch Davis should not prevail in his attempt to keep secret his personal cell-phone records: Mike Easley.
Fayetteville Observer: It’s dark – This state earns public-records access
August 1, 2012
From the Fayetteville Observer (7/29/12): Government of the people, by the people and for the people is too often kept secret from the people.
John Locke Foundation: North Carolina trails in yet another metric
August 1, 2012
From the John Locke Foundation: Triangle (7/26/12): North Carolina has been shown to be at the lower end of the 50 states in many different metrics, most recently job growth and education, but now there's a new one at which we are characteristically underperforming: public records availability:
NFOIC: Settlement in public records case requires greater access to emails
August 1, 2012
From the National Freedom of Information Coalition(7/25/12): In an important case supported by the Knight FOI Fund, a grassroots public-interest organization has won a settlement agreement with the northern California city of Auburn over retention and disclosure policies regarding government emails.