AS campus journalists and teachers engage more in the practice of journalism with online and social media, education experts and lawyers reminded them to be mindful of libel, cyberlibel, copyright and fair use in producing their works to ensure that press freedom prevails.
Speaking during The Manila Times and Manila Times College online forum 'Libel, cyberlibel, copyright and fair use: Media practices and individual rights in the age of social media,' San Beda University College of Law Professor and former Asian Development Foundation College of Law dean, lawyer Saul Hofileña Jr., said that a fair and true report is made in good faith, without any comments or remarks.
JOURNALISM FORUM Lawyer-educators Joseph Noel Estrada (top left) and Saul Hofileña Jr. (bottom left) join The Manila Times Chairman and CEO Dante Francis ‘Klink’ Ang 2nd (top right) and Campus Press editor Arlo Custodio (bottom right) in discussing ‘Libel, cyberlibel, copyright and fair use: Media practices and individual rights in the age of social media’ for campus journalists as well as their friends and mentors in the Campus Journalism online forum on Wednesday, May 25, 2022.
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