The Supreme Court and the Mass Media: Selected Cases, Summaries, and Analyses

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"This is a book to order as a reference for students who are in the media law class and are confused about all those cases they can't keep straight. . . . [T]he book does a good job of concisely summarizing the Supreme Court's decisions on media law." Journalism Educator

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  The Supreme Court and the Mass Media: Selected Cases, Summaries,...

  • 1990-07-19
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  • Paperback
  • Praeger

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