On May 20, 2007, I wrote my first blog post. It also happened to be the first post on this blog. Entitled "Time to Launch," I agonized for days over what to write and struggled with the fear of putting my words out to the entire world (if you remember your first time blogging, you know exactly how I felt). Fortunately, nobody came after me with a pitchfork and I gradually learned to control that fear. I also learned that if I surrounded myself with bright and talented lawyers they would make me look good. (Hint: that's been the secret to all my successes.)
Four years and 220 blog posts later, it's time for me to move on. This fall, I'll be joining the faculty at the University of North Carolina School of Law. I'll also become the co-director of the UNC Center for Media Law and Policy. While I am sad to leave the Berkman Center, I'm excited about the opportunity to focus more on teaching and scholarship. Jeff Hermes, the CMLP's Assistant Director, will be taking over the project. I'm confident that under Jeff's leadership the project will continue to find creative ways to address the growing legal needs of online and citizen media. read more »

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