Media Law and EthicsTaylor & Francis |
Contents
CHAPTER 1 Sources and Types of American Law | 1 |
CHAPTER 2 The US Legal System | 19 |
CHAPTER 3 The Judicial Process | 51 |
CHAPTER 4 Ethical Dilemmas Issues and Concerns in Mass Communication | 105 |
CHAPTER 5 Prior Restraint | 143 |
CHAPTER 6 Corporate and Commercial Speech | 237 |
CHAPTER 7 Electronic Mass Media and Telecommunications | 313 |
CHAPTER 8 Libel | 387 |
CHAPTER 12 Intellectual Property | 641 |
Appendix A Society of rofessional Journalists Code of Ethics | 733 |
Appendix B National Press Photographers Association NPPA Code of Ethics | 737 |
Appendix C American Society of Newspaper Editors ASNE Statement of Principles | 741 |
Appendix D American Association of Advertising Agencies AAAA Standards of Practice | 743 |
Appendix E RadioTelevision News Directors Association RTNDA Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct | 745 |
Appendix F The Constitution of the United States | 749 |
Appendix G | 771 |
CHAPTER 9 Indecency Obscenity and Pornography | 461 |
CHAPTER 10 Right of Privacy | 517 |
CHAPTER 11 Press and Public Access to the Judicial Processes Records Places and Meetings | 591 |
Case Index | 777 |
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