Censorship
By: Scott Barbour, book editor
Series: Opposing viewpoints series
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
Number of pages: 217
ISBN-13: 9780737747614; 9780737747621
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Should there be limits to free speech? The press should be censored during wartime / Tony Blankley ; The press should not be censored during wartime / Dean Baquet and Bill Keller ; The arts should be censored / Ben Shapiro ; The arts should not be censored / Dominic Cooke ; The press should self-censor anti-Islamic views / Haroon Siddiqui ; The press should not self-censor anti-Islamic views / Flemming Rose; title: Should the Internet be censored? Internet filters are effective / Jacob Sullum ; Internet filters are ineffective / Matt Villano ; Laws to make the Internet neutral will endanger families / Cesar Conda ; Laws to make the Internet neutral will prevent censorship / Damian Kulash ; Laws to make the Internet neutral may cause censorship / Phil Kerpen; title: Is free speech censored worldwide? The Internet is censored in repressive countries / Adam B. Kushner ; Bloggers evade Internet censorship in repressive countries / Richard Seymour ; China's Internet censorship is effective / James Fallows ; China's Internet censorship can be circumvented / April Gu ; U.S. companies are abetting Internet censorship in China / Jonathan Mirsky ; U.S. companies are promoting Internet freedom in China / Clyde Wayne Crews Jr. and Peter Suderman; title: Is freedom in the United States threatened by censorship? Books are being banned in the United States / Debra Lau Whelan ; Book banning is declining in the United States / Rob Boston ; Student speech should not be censored / Debra J. Saunders ; Student speech should be censored / Daniel Henninger ; The proposed Flag Desecration Amendment is a threat to freedom / Nat Hentoff ; The proposed Flag Desecration Amendment is not a threat to freedom / Bill Frist ; Regulation of talk radio will threaten free speech / Alan Sears ; Regulation of talk radio will protect free speech / Mark Lloyd.