Free speech yearbook
By: editor, Susan J. Drucker
Contributors: National Communication Association (U.S.)
Publisher: National Communication Association
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Washington, D.C.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 195
ISBN-13: 9780944811337
Subjects: Freedom of speech
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Special section:; title: NCA credos.; title: Credo for a free and responsible communication in a democratic society ;; title: NCA credo for ethical communication ;; title: Editor's comments ;; title: The development of the NCA credo for ethical communication  -- Roger Smitter ;; title: Where have all the credos gone?  -- Isa N. Engleberg ;; title: Credo, credo on the wall or credos and other good words intended to guide those who believe  -- Gary Gumpert ;; title: The strange career of credo talk in NCA  -- Donald Fishman -- Articles.; title: American pirate radio--the new local radio?  -- Harvey Jassem ;; title: Reading John Locke in cyberspace: natural rights and "the commons" in a digital age  -- Donald Fishman ;; title: Democratic space: mass media connections to public forum law  -- Peggy J. Bowers ;; title: I got you babe: the dysfunctional relationship among the Copyright Clause, the First Amendment, and the Internet as an engine of innovation in the aftermath of Eldred v. Ashcroft  -- Christina M. Bates ;; title: "Mere conduits" or editors? ISPs, web masters, immunity and safe harbor in online defamation versus online intellectual property cases  -- Juliet Dee ;; title: Freedom of speech in occupied nations: what would be the obligations of an occupying power?  -- Douglas Fraleigh ;; title: Galileo and the Aristotelian cardinals: a study of suppression  -- Craig R. Smith ;; title: Benefits and drawbacks of anonymous online communication: legal challenges and communicative recommendations  -- Craig R. Scott; title: Free expression in the U.S. and beyond: summary reports.; title: Supreme Court and freedom of expression review, 2004  -- Paul Siegel ;; title: Media and modernity in the United Arab Emirates: searching for the beat of a different drummer -- Timothy Walters and Jack A. Barwind.; title: Book reviews  -- edited by Thomas R. Flynn.; title: Religious expression and the American Constitution  -- by Franklyn S. Haiman (reviewed by Barbara M. Kelly) ;; title: Christianity and the mass media in America: toward a democratic accommodation  -- by Quentin J. Schultze (reviewed by Jean Ann Streiff) ;; title: The four freedoms of the First Amendment  -- by Craig R. Smith and David M. Hunsaker (reviewed by John J. Makay) ;; title: Writing dissent: taking radical ideas from the margins to the mainstream  -- by Robert Jensen (reviewed by Susan Mallon Ross) ;; title: Censorship, Inc. : the corporate threat to free speech in the United States  -- by Lawrence Soley (reviewed by Juliet Dee) ;; title: Regulating cyberspace: the policies and technologies of control  -- by Richard A. Spinello (reviewed by David M. Mercer) ;; title: From megaphones to microphones: speeches of American women, 1920-1960  -- by Sandra Sarkela, Susan Mallon Ross and Margaret Lowe (reviewed by Paula McKenzie) ;; title: Morality and the mail in nineteenth-century America  -- by Wayne E. Fuller (reviewed by Mary Elizabeth Bezanson) ;; title: The Free Speech Movement: reflections on Berkeley in the 1960s  -- Robert Cohen and Reginald E. Zelnik, eds. (reviewed by Douglas Fraleigh) ;; title: Silencing the opposition: antinuclear movements and the media in the Cold War -- by Andrew Rojecki (reviewed by Susan Balter-Reitz).