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Filth, Filtering, and the First Amendment: Ruminations on Public Libraries' Use of Internet Filtering Software, in Federal Communications Law Journal
by Bernard W. Bell. 48 pgs.
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Burning Cyberbooks in Public Libraries: Internet Filtering Software vs. the First Amendment, in Stanford Law Review
by Junichi P. Semitsu. 32 pgs.
Journal Article
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Just Give It to Me Straight: A Case against Filtering the Internet, in Phi Delta Kappan
by T. A. Callister Jr., Nicholas C. Burbules. 7 pgs.
Journal Article
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The Internet Filter Farce, in The American Prospect
by Geoffrey Nunberg. 6 pgs.
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Free Expression in the Age of the Internet: Social and Legal Boundaries (Chap. 5 "Reno V. ACLU: A Legal Test in the Age of the Internet")
by Jeremy Harris Lipschultz. 331 pgs.
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Jeremy Harris Lipschultz is communication graduate chair and associate professor at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
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Preface
Acronyms
1: Social Communication Theory of Free Expression: Politics and the Internet
2: A Historical Look at Traditional Legal Thought on Free Expression
3: Broadcast Versus Print Models of Free Expression
4: Normative Legal Versus Social Theory Approaches to Free Expression
5: Reno v. ACLU: A Legal Test in the Age of the Internet
6: The Drudge Report and the Clinton Scandal
7: A Survey of the Range of Internet Content
8: E-Mail, Listservs, and Other Personal Forms of Free Expression
9: The Special Case of Invasion of Privacy
10: Property and Commercial Rights in a Digital Age
11: Comparative International Issues
12: Toward Thinking About Free Expression in a Digital Age
Glossary
References
Index
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Is COPPA a Cop Out? The Child Online Privacy Protection Act as Proof That Parents, Not Government, Should Be Protecting Children's Interests on the Internet, in Fordham Urban Law Journal
by Melanie L. Hersh. 48 pgs.
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Content Management, Filtering and the World Wide Web, in T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education)
by Rich Chapin. 10 pgs.
Journal Article
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Screening Out Sex: Kids, Computers, and the New Censors, in The American Prospect
by Marjorie Heins. 5 pgs.
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Cyberporn and Censorship: Constitutional Barriers to Preventing Access to Internet Pornography by Minors, in Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
by Glenn E. Simon. 33 pgs.
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The First Amendment and Problems of Political Viability: The Case of Internet Pornography, in Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
by Mark C. Alexander. 54 pgs.
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The V-Chip Debate: Content Filtering from Television to the Internet (Chap. Eleven "Yelling 'Filter' on the Crowded Net: The Implications of User Control Technologies" and Chap. Twelve "Rating the Net")
by Monroe E. Price. 363 pgs.
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Acknowledgements
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Introduction: The V-Chip and the Jurisprudence of Ratings
Notes
Part One: Adopting the V-Chip System: Canada and the U.S.
Chapter One: In Search of Reasonable Solutions: the Canadian Experience with Television Ratings and the V-Chip
Notes
Chapter Two: Developing Television Ratings in Canada and the United States: the Perils and Promises of Self-Regulation
References
Chapter Three: Three Questions about Television Ratings
Notes
Chapter Four: Media Filters and the V-Chip
Notes
Part Two: Other Perspectives, Other Media
Chapter Five: The V-Chip and Television Ratings: British and European Perspectives
Notes
Chapter Six: Media Ratings Systems: a Comparative Review
Notes
Chapter Seven: Who Will Rate the Ratings?
Notes
References
Chapter Eight: Media Content Labeling Systems: Informational Advisories or Judgmental Restrictions?
Notes
References
Chapter Nine: An Alternative to Government Regulation and Censorship: Content Advisory Systems for Interactive Media
Acknowledgment
References
Chapter Ten: Motion Picture Ratings in the United States
Notes
Part Three: The Internet Debate
Chapter Eleven: Yelling "Filter" on the Crowded Net: the Implications of User Control Technologies
Chapter Twelve: Rating the Net
Notes
Part Four: Appendix
Appendix A: Canada
Appendix B: The United States
Notes
Notes
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Appendix C: Europe
Notes
Notes
Bibliography
Contributors
Author Index
Subject Index
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Will Free Speech get Tangled in the Net, in The American Prospect
by Joshua Micah Marshall. 5 pgs.
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The Control Revolution: How the Internet is Putting Individuals in Charge and Changing the World We Know (Chap. 11 "Freedom from Speech")
by Andrew L. Shapiro. 288 pgs.
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The author explains how the Internet revolution has really affected our lives. He argues that the common thread underlying developments is not just a change in how we compute or communicate but a shift in who is in control.
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Praise for the Control Revolution
The Control Revolution, N.
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Forword
Introduction
Part One: Revolution
Chapter 1: We Have Revolution Now
Chapter 2: The Politics of Code
Chapter 3: Gaining Control
Chapter 4: Liebling's Revenge the Power of Interactivity
Chapter 5: Masters of Our Own Domains Personalization of Experience
Chapter 6: The Decline of Middlemen
Part Two: Resistance
Chapter 8: Where Do You Want to Go Today?
Part Three: Oversteer
Chapter 9: Narrowing Our Horizons
Chapter 10: A Fraying Net
Chapter 11: Freedom from Speech
Chapter 12: The Drudge Factor
Chapter 13: Shopper's Heaven?
Chapter 14: Push-Button Politics
Chapter 15: Privacy for Sale
Part Four: Balanace
Chapter 16: Mapping Principles (Rules and Contexts)
Chapeter 17: Shatteringpillusions (Convenience and Choice)
Chapter 18: In Defense of Middlemen (Power Andpdelegation)
Chapter 19: In Defense of Accidents (Order and Chaos)
Chapter 20: Surf Globally, Network Locally
Chapter 21: The Tools of Democracy
Epilogue: From Revolution to Resolution
Afterword
Notes
Bibliography
Acknowledgments
Index
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China and Internet Filters: When the Reporting of Major News Organizations Is Blocked, Why Not Do Something about It?, in Nieman Reports
by Jonathan Zittrain. 3 pgs.
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