Mar 6, 2014: Poynter: Judge acknowledges racist, sexist Web comments, withdraws from race
In January, a magistrate judge in New Orleans said a party in a corruption case could subpoena Nola.com and The Times-Picayune for the identities of other commenters. “It makes it really unclear as an online commenter about how much protection your speech has,” Poynter’s Ellyn Angelotti said.
In January, a magistrate judge in New Orleans said a party in a corruption case could subpoena Nola.com and The Times-Picayune for the identities of other commenters. “It makes it really unclear as an online commenter about how much protection your speech has,” Poynter’s Ellyn Angelotti said.
Before coming to Poynter in 2007, Angelotti directed award-winning, nontraditional multimedia sports content at the Naples Daily News in Florida. There she created and produced two interactive vodcasts, “PrepZone” and “Blades Playbook,” which won the Newspaper Association of America’s Digital Edge Award for Most Innovative Multimedia Storytelling. While attending the University of Kansas, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Spanish and journalism, she worked at the Lawrence Journal-World as multimedia journalist. There she helped launch two award-winning websites and weekly print products, “Game” and “The Lansing Current.”
