Title: More speech, not less
First published: 1997
Description: In this guide to existing law, developing trends, and critical policy determinations, Sableman discusses privacy, Internet communications and policy, censorship, libel and slander, copyright and intellectual property, advertising, broadcasting, and journalistic confidentiality. Through actual cases and practical examples, he examines and explains both the existing rules for communications professionals and the developing policies that deserve the attention and scrutiny of informed citizens. Sableman approaches these subjects as a practicing lawyer experienced in both business and media communications.

The phrase "more speech, not less" describes not only the growing cacophony of the information age but also on approach to legal policy - Justice Louis D. Brandeis's preference for "more speech, not enforced silence" in all but the most extreme situations. Drawing from his strong advocacy of free speech, Sableman hopes to stimulate informed debate among all who are concerned about the power of information and the magic of words and images.
Subjects: Law and legislation, Press law, Telecommunication, Mass media, Mediarecht, Taxation, Medienrecht, Informationsfreiheit, LAW, Presserecht, Mass media, law and legislation, Telecommunication, law and legislation
Places: United States
LC classification: KF2750 .S33 1997