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Communication law as a rhetorical practice: A case study of theMassesdecision

Communication Law and Policy, 1996
This article discusses the ways in which rhetorical theory and critical practice can inform our understanding of communication law. By looking at some of the culturetypal and countercultural myths that went into the construction of America's free speech doctrines during and after World War I, critics can gain an appreciation of the polysemic nature of ...
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From the wires to wireless: how mass communications technologies have affected the libel/slander distinction, single publication, and liability in defamation law

2007
This research examined how courts have addressed the application of defamation law to new mass communications technologies—the telegraph, radio, and television—to contextualize the current application to the Internet. Three areas of defamation law were examined—the libel/slander distinction, the single publication rule, and liability. Through analyzing
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On the Criminal-Law Assessment of the Use of Information and Communication Technologies as Means to Organize Mass Riots and Calls for Them in the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation

Russian investigator
The article is devoted to the consideration of issues related to the relevance of the criminal legal assessment of the organization of mass riots and calls for them, committed through the use of information and communication technologies, which have recently tended to spread during the so-called color revolutions.
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Mass Communications Law: Cases and Comment

Michigan Law Review, 1970
Nicholas Johnson   +2 more
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A Public Relations Perspective for Mass Communication Law Courses

The Journalism Educator, 1993
Greg Lisby   +3 more
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