Volume 1. Social media in the courtroom / Eric P. Robinson -- Global First Amendment : the China question and an onion-peeling approach / Dong Han -- The communitarian perspective / Clifford G. Christians -- Libertarian/individual focus / A. David Gordon -- First Amendment theory / Derigan Silver -- Credibility : the best currency in journalism / Maggie Jones Patterson and Romayne Smith Fullerton -- A new First Amendment? / Jennifer Jacobs Henderson -- Press freedom : American versus British model / Walter B. Jaehnig -- Global media ethics : myth or reality? / Stephen J.A. Ward -- Access to information / David Cuillier -- Deceptive newsgathering / Sandra L. Borden -- Online reporting / Eric P. Robinson -- Investigative reporting / Paul Van Slambrouck -- Television cameras in court / Mark Sableman -- Social media in the courtroom / Eric P. Robinson -- Journalism: communications decency and indecency / Reporter's privilege/poster's privilege / Syed Irfan Ashraf -- "Out" versus "about": news media, politicians' privacy, and public discussion / Maggie Jones Patterson and Romayne Smith Fullerton -- The right to be let alone / William H. Freivogel -- Shark tweets : the implausible expectation of privacy as a basic human right / Ginny Whitehouse -- European notions of privacy versus U.S. notions of freedom / Walter B. Jaehnig -- Data privacy / Mark Sableman -- The price of publicity / Scott Lambert -- Invasion of privacy / Bastiaan Vanacker -- Naked : paparazzi, privacy, and the bodies of women / Ginny Whitehouse -- Roman Holiday : a blockbuster movie forever encased in amber? / William A. Babcock -- Generational expectations : does the global generation of social media users view privacy differently? / Syed Irfan Ashraf -- volume 2. Journalism: communications decency and indecency / Genelle Belmas -- Commercial speech / John Jarvis -- New York Times v. Sullivan / William H. Freivogel -- Parody, satire, and the First Amendment / Jack Breslin -- Opinion and libel / Mark Sableman -- False light : the tortured and troubled tort that survives / Jack Breslin -- Ethical censorship / Tao Fu and William A. Babcock -- Farm protection and agriculture disparagement laws / Sam Robinson -- Covering crime victims: plaintiff rights and media liability / Jack Breslin -- Right of publicity / Bastiaan Vanacker -- Would Confucius steal that book or e-book today? / Tao Fu and William A. Babcock -- Copyright in the United States / Matt Jackson -- International influence on United States copyright / Eric P. Robinson -- Sports coverage / Scott Lambert -- Ethics toos / William A. Babcock -- Compelled speech / Genelle Belmas -- Institutional foundations / Walter B. Jaehnig -- Commercial speech / Genelle Belmas -- Twitter and traditional media / Aaron S. Veenstra. Journalism in the Twenty-first century / Wendy N. Wyatt -- China worried? / Tao Fu -- Reader comments / Mark Cenite -- From packet switching to porn and politics : protection and censorship in online search / Stacy E. Stevenson -- Where are the schoolhouse gates? / William H. Freivogel -- Cyberbullying and student expression / Thomas Eveslage and Scott Eveslage -- Google books / Mark Cenite -- New technology: free speech Messiah or First Amendment traitor? / Jenn Burleson Mackay -- Twitter and traditional media / Aaron S. Veenstra.
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