In 2019, Levine co-authored “Information Law, Governance, and Cybersecurity”, and he has been published in leading newspapers, academic journals, and websites in the United States and Europe while advising governmental and non-governmental organizations on trade secret law and cyberlaw.
He served as a fellow at Princeton University’s Center for Information Technology Policy from 2014-2017 and is the founder and host of Hearsay Culture on KZSU-FM at Stanford. Levine is a professor of law at Elon Law and an affiliate scholar at the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School.
She received her undergraduate degree in broadcast journalism & communications from Binghamton University and her law degree from Notre Dame Law School.
Hostin has published numerous popular and scholarly articles in many outlets on topics including securities fraud, Ponzi schemes, sex crimes, crimes against women, foreclosures, and everyday financial legal issues. Simpson’s civil trial, and Brittney Spears’ custody and mental illness battles. She has covered many of the nation’s most prominent legal and political stories, including the George Zimmerman, Casey Anthony and Conrad Murray trials, Bernie Madoff, Elliot Spitzer, the FLDS polygamy case, the Michael Vick dog fighting ring, O.J. Department of Justice, where her knowledge made her an invaluable part of the CNN morning team during and after the historic election of President Barack Obama. Prior to her current role with The View, Hostin served as a host and legal analyst for CNN, a fill-in co-anchor for ABC News, and a prosecutor for the U.S. … I realized so much of my success has to deal with those champions that, for whatever reason, spent their political power on me.” “And that person must be willing to spend that power on you. But it does have to be someone who has power, political power within that setting. “And the champion doesn’t have to look like you, doesn’t have to be an Afro-Latina, doesn’t have to be anything like that. “What you need is a champion that’s in that room,” she said. Citing her friend Carla Harris, Hostin said that “every single decision made about your career, whether it be education or otherwise, is made when you’re not in a room.” Decisions on whether you would be hired for a position, accepted into law school, or afforded other opportunities almost never occur in your presence, Hostin said. Hostin also reflected on the power of mentorship. “But we should know what each other is going to say, and then we have one hour of hair, makeup and prep with our producers before we have to go on air.” “We don’t talk out the issues because it’s (supposed to be) spontaneous,” Hostin said. Working together with producers, the co-hosts help narrow a list of 60 potential stories or hot topics each night down to four that will be discussed on the show.Īnd each morning, a few short hours before their show is recorded, the co-hosts convene to finalize the topics they plan to discuss. She even spent time going through the exhaustive process she follows every night in preparation for co-hosting America’s most-watched daytime talk show. Levine where she regaled her Carolina Theatre audience with behind-the-scenes stories from a career in both the law and media, reflections on current events, and advice for students and community members alike. Hostin visited Greensboro on February 9, 2023, for a wide-ranging conversation with Professor David S.
SUNNY CAME HOME IN POPULAR CULTURE SERIES
Hostin visited North Carolina as part of Elon Law’s Distinguished Leadership Lecture Series presented by The Joseph M. 9, 2023, in a pre-lecture reception inside the Carolina Theatre in downtown Greensboro. “Facts trump emotion every single time.” The View co-host Sunny Hostin met with students and members of the Greensboro community on Feb. “And that’s where your law degree will help you,” Hostin told her downtown Greensboro audience during Elon Law’s second Distinguished Leadership Lecture of the 2022-2023 academic year. Hostin prefers to find what she has in common with other people, to engage them in conversation, to explain her positions without getting angry. But that doesn’t mean she wants to avoid people who hold different opinions. Sunny Hostin recognizes that as co-host of ABC’s The View, her opinions will upset some people who disagree with her.
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