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Author &
Title
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No.
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Page
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| IDEOLOGY |
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| Donna L. Dickerson, <Freedom
of Expression> and Cultural Meaning: An Analysis of
Metaphors in Selected Supreme Court Texts |
1
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3
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367
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| IMPACT
STUDIES |
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Charles N. Davis, A Dangerous
Precedent: The Influence of Critical Mass III on Exemption
4 of the Federal Freedom of Information Act 5 2 183
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5
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2
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183
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| Martin E. Halstuk, Speed Bumps
on the Information Superhighway: A Study of Federal Agency
Compliance with the Electronic Freedom of Information
Act of 1996 |
5
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4
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423
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| John L. Sullivan and Amy B. Jordan,
Playing by the Rules: Impact and Implementation of Children’s
Educational Television Regulations Among Local Broadcasters
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4
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4
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483
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| Paul S. Voakes, Lessons Learned:
A Lawsuit’s Impact on Journalistic Behavior |
4
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1
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87
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| INDECENCY |
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David Ozmun, Abortion and Harm
to Children: Limits on Television Political Advertisements
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1
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1
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99
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| Jan H. Samoriski et al., The
V-Chip and Cyber Cops: Technology vs. Regulation 2 1 143 |
2
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1
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143
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| INDEPENDENT
PRESS |
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Randall P. Bezanson, The Atomization
of the Newspaper: Technology, Economics and the Coming
Transformation of Editorial Judgment About News
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3
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2
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175
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| John E. Nowak, First Amendment
Values and Government Participation in the Marketplace,
Fifty Years After the Hutchins Report |
3
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2
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275
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| INFORMATION
POLICY |
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Marjory S. Blumenthal, The Politics
and Policies of Enhancing Trustworthiness for Information
Systems
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4
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4
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513
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INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY
(See Copyright
and Trademark Law) |
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| INTENTIONAL
INFLICTION OF DISTRESS |
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| Karen M. Markin, The Truth Hurts:
Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress as a Cause
of Action Against the Media |
5
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4
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469
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| INTERDISCIPLINARITY |
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| Matthew D. Bunker, Imperial Paradigms:
First Amendment Theory, Legal Interdisciplinarity and
Reductionism |
3
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4
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515
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| INTERNATIONAL
COMMUNICATION |
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Patricia Aufderheide, In Search
of the Civic Sector: Cable Television Policy Making in
Brazil, 1989-1996
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2
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4
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563
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Jack Glascock, Regina v. Butler:
The Harms Approach and Freedom of Expression 2 4 563
Thomas A. Hughes, The Actual Malice Rule: Why Canada Rejected
the American Approach to Libel
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3
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1
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55
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Krishna P. Jayakar, The United
States-China Copyright Dispute: A Two-Level Games Analysis
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2
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4
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527
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| Roy Leeper, Keegstra
and R.A.V.: A Comparative Analysis of the Canadian
and U.S. Approaches to Hate Speech Legislation |
5
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3
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295
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| Author
& Title |
Vol.
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No.
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Page
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| INTERNATIONAL
COMMUNICATION CONT. |
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| Orayb A. Najjar,
The 1995 Palestinian Press Law: A Comparative Study |
2
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1
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41
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| Kaarle Nordenstreng,
Hutchins Goes Global |
3
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3
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419
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| Michael Perkins,
International Human Rights and the Collegiation of Journalists:
The Case of Costa Rica |
4
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1
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59
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| Gregory Pitts,
Democracy and Press Freedom in Zambia: Attitudes of Members
of Parliament Toward Media and Media Regulation |
5
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2
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269
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| Amit Schejter,
From a Tool for National Cohesion to a Manifestation of
National Conflict: The Evolution of Cable Television Policy
in Israel, 1986-98 |
4
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2
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177
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| Betty H. Winfield
et al., Confucianism, Collectivism and Constitutions:
Press Systems in China and Japan |
5
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3
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323
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| Hao Xiaoming, Party
Dominance vs. Cultural Imperialism: China’s Strategies
to Regulate Satellite Broadcasting |
5
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2
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155
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| INTERNET |
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Margaret A. Blanchard,
Reclaiming Freedom of the Press: A Hutchin’s Commission
Dream or Nightmare?
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3
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3
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371
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Marjory S. Blumenthal,
The Politics and Policies of Enhancing Trustworthiness
for Information Systems
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4
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4
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513
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| David R. Friedman
and Matt Jackson, Alachua Free-Net: Looking for the First
Amendment at One Outpost on the Information Highway |
1
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3
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437
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| Ashley Packard,
Threats or Theater: Does Planned Parenthood v. American
Coalition of Life Activists Signify that Tests for
“True Threats” Need to Change? |
5
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2
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235
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| Mark Sableman,
Link Law: The Emerging Law of Internet Hyperlinks |
4
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4
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557
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| Jan H. Samoriski,
Encryption and the First Amendment |
2
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4
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417
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| Jan H. Samoriski,
Private Spaces and Public Interests: Internet Navigation,
Commercialism and the Fleecing of Democracy |
5
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1
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93
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| Jan H. Samoriski
et al., The V-Chip and Cyber Cops: Technology vs. Regulation
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2
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1
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143
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| Barbara H. Smith,
To Filter or Not to Filter: The Role of the Public Library
in Determining Internet Access |
5
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3
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385
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| INTEROPERABILITY |
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| M. Joseph Hinshaw,
The Role of Standardization and Interoperability in Copyright
Protection of Computer Software |
4
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3
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299
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INVASION
OF PRIVACY
(See
Privacy) |
|
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| IOWA
LIBEL PROJECT |
|
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| Paul S. Voakes:
Lessons Learned: A Lawsuit’s Impact on Journalistic
Behavior 4 1 87 |
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| ISRAEL |
|
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| Amit Schejter,
From a Tool for National Cohesion to a Manifestation of
National Conflict: The Evolution of Cable Television Policy
in Israel, 1986-98 |
4
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2
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177
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