Click here to preview chapter 1.You don&BAD:rsquo;t need to sacrifice style to get the substance you want from a communication law book.Content and coverage you want, with the color, visuals, and learning features your students need.Journalism and communication law is anything but dry and boring, so why should your book send that message to your students? Getting away from densely written text, The Law of Journalism and Mass Communication offers students essential coverage and substantive discussion, but brings the subject to life with an abundance of photographs, useful feature boxes, timelines, a marginal glossary, and a colorful interior design. The book is sure to hook students and keep them reading, while grounding them in core concepts.With an approach geared towards students as future practitioners, not as future lawyers, the authors provide a foundation for understanding the law by balancing conceptual learning with practical guidance. All of the book&BAD:rsquo;s features advance that goal and include:Suppose&BAD:hellip; chapter-opening cases&BAD:mdash;hypothetical scenarios offer the perfect jumping-off point for students to situate legal issues and get them thinking critically; Landmark Cases in Context&BAD:mdash;graphic timelines at the start of each chapter help students link landmark cases to key historical events; realWorld Law boxes&BAD:mdash;engaging stories of the law in practice lend human interest while illustrating contemporary examples or emerging topics; Points of Law boxes&BAD:mdash;nuggets of essential information underscore key points, crystallize knowledge, and often include legal tests and handy checklists;Cases for Study&BAD:mdash;two excerpted cases&BAD:mdash;complete with case facts, an explanatory headnote, and questions&BAD:mdash;conclude each chapter and give students an opportunity to grapple with justices&BAD:rsquo; opinions without sending them to a companion casebook.Bolded key terms and a marginal glossary&BAD:mdash;students quickly and easily master key legal terms and concepts;More than 75 photos&BAD:mdash;compelling images give students a window into the drama and importance of events, and keep them turning the pages.Timely updates, a revamped interior design, and a new publisher committed to independent publishing and editorial quality, make the second edition of The Law of Journalism and Mass Communication a must-see offering.
This new edition features color photos, as well as breakout boxes that apply the book's principles to daily life.
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La libertad de la televisión: el modelo alemán
... winner awarded a trophy or a silver cup . merican culture and mode of living has influenced the country No more than the ordinary for a considerable length of time talk had boon done . yet no attempt has been marta Clockwise : 1.
Press Poisoners in Ireland
A biography of a newspaper printer of colonial days whose insistence on freedom of speech in America, brought to a climax during a trial for libel, clearly defined the meaning of freedom to write and speak the truth.
本书以生动的案例,通俗的语言,对我国当前的新闻法律热点问题加以剖析和透视,分别论述了以下几方面的内容 ...
The Newspaper and Authority
The eleventh edition of this classic textbook provides an overview of communication and media law that includes the most current legal developments.
In this work, Robert Martin demonstrates that the history of the "free and open press" is in many ways the story of the emergence and first real expansions of the early American public sphere and civil society itself."--BOOK JACKET.