num_pages: 224
description: Henry Geller, former general counsel to the FCC, writes on “The Evolving Concept of Trusteeship in Broadcasting”; and Dennis Gouran looks at “Factors Affecting the Decision-Making Process in the Attorney General’s Commission on Pornography.” Franklyn S. Haiman contrasts French and American Free Speech Law in “Words That May Injure”; David Atkin discusses “The Cable Communication Act and the Regulation of Obscene and Indecent Programming.” Some other authors and their articles are Louise M. Benjamin, “NBC, the Advisory Council, and the American Birth Control League”; Mary Elizabeth Bezanson, “Two Sides of the Same Coin”; Ann M. Gill, “Public Concern and Public Policy”; Dale A. Herbeck, “New York Times v. Sullivan”; and Frank Scheide, “Legitimate Theatre vs. the English Music Hall”; and Carolyn Marvin, “Bad Attitudes, Unnatural Acts.”
language: English
title: Free Speech Yearbook, Volume 28, 1990
titlecomplete: Free Speech Yearbook, Volume 28, 1990
publisher: Southern Illinois University Press