num_pages: 113
description: The Republican Congress (along with a willing FCC) has proved surprisingly eager to regulate what we see and hear on television and radio. In Speaking Freely, respected conservatives argue that it is time to stop these government assaults on personal liberty and freedom of speech in five key areas: TV violence, John Corry; indecency, Doug Bandow; children's television, Adam Thierer; commercial speech, Daniel E. Troy; and the Fairness Doctrine, E. Brandt Gustavson.
language: English
title: Speaking Freely: The Public Interest in Unfettered Speech
titlecomplete: Speaking Freely: The Public Interest in Unfettered Speech
publisher: Media Inst