Randall P. Bezanson discusses in depth nine legal cases which have significantly helped to define the limits of press freedom in America. Ranging across issues of victim identification, political bias & public interest, this is a detailed examination of what 'freedom of the press' actually means in the US.
Contents
""Cover""; ""Title Page""; ""Contents""; ""Introduction""; ""1. The Purpose of Press Freedom""; ""Story 1: Freedom to Publish""; ""2. Editorial Judgment""; ""Story 2: Freedom to Decide What to Publish""; ""Story 3: Truth and Uncertainty""; ""3. News""; ""Story 4: News and Entertainment""; ""Story 5: News and Commerce""; ""4. Privacy and Responsibility""; ""Story 6: Protecting Privacy""; ""Story 7: What Is the Public�s Business?""; ""5. Newsgathering and Press Conduct""; ""Story 8: Legal Privilege: Above the Law?""; ""Story 9: Newsgathering and Press Independence""
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