Video Highlights: Security and Liberty in the Post 9/11 Era

In late 2004, the Institute for Justice and Journalism began a year-long fellowship with 10 journalists dedicated to producing news coverage about issues of security and liberty in the post 9/11 era. The fellowship program commenced in Los Angeles with a five-day conference that included presentations from two dozen experts, academics, officials and other journalists. Below find some video highlights:

	Lowell Bergman, New York Times, PBS, UC Berkeley Legendary investigative reporter and former 60 Minutes producer reviews the history of government attempts to stifle media access to controversial programs.
	Bruce Hoffman, Director, Washington Office, RAND Corporation; Author of “Inside Terrorism” In this keynote address, Hoffman explores the myths and realities of international terrorism and helps journalists understand the difference between hype and hard facts.
	Jay Rosen, Chair, Department of Journalism, New York University Rosen looks at the role of the media in an increasingly hostile political environment.
	Margaret D. Stock, U.S. Military Academy, West Point Stock discusses the realities and consequences of secret detention policies implemented in the post 9/11 era by the Bush administration.
	Laurie Levenson and George S. Cardona Loyola Law School Professor Levenson and Assistant U.S. Attorney Cardona debate the pros and cons of the U.S. Patriot Act.