Mark Grabowski, who teaches media law and ethics, was interviewed by New York newspapers on recent media controversies.
Grabowski spoke with the New York Times July 20 about S-Town, a hit podcast that's facing criticism and a lawsuit for its treatment of the main character, who died before it aired. While Grabowski didn't think the lawsuit would prevail, he said the podcast's actions raised ethical concerns.
He spoke with Newsday June 29 about a Nassau County College policy that requires employees to get administrative permission before speaking with reporters. Grabowski argued that the policy violates employees' First Amendment rights.
Grabowski spoke with the New York Times July 20 about S-Town, a hit podcast that's facing criticism and a lawsuit for its treatment of the main character, who died before it aired. While Grabowski didn't think the lawsuit would prevail, he said the podcast's actions raised ethical concerns.
He spoke with Newsday June 29 about a Nassau County College policy that requires employees to get administrative permission before speaking with reporters. Grabowski argued that the policy violates employees' First Amendment rights.
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