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| Introduction: The Allocation of Communicative Power | ||
| A Note on Theory and Method | ||
| Organization and Key Sources | ||
| Pt. I | Liberal and Critical Paradigms in Mass Communications Law | |
| 1 | Speech, Property and the State in Liberal Democratic Theory | 3 |
| The Communicative Obligations of the State | 4 | |
| The Communicative Freedoms of the Citizen | 11 | |
| 2 | Critical Perspectives on Law and Communication | 25 |
| Law, Civil Society, and the Relations of Production | 27 | |
| The Political Economy of Media Organizations | 38 | |
| Concluding Note: The Relationship of Media and Media Law to Base and Superstructure | 54 | |
| Pt. II | The Audience and the First Amendment | |
| 3 | The Structure of the 'Free Marketplace of Ideas' | 61 |
| Early First Amendment Conflicts | 61 | |
| The Definition of Mass Communication | 63 | |
| A 'Special Function' for the Press? | 65 | |
| Communication and the Public Function of Private Property | 69 | |
| 4 | Citizen Access and Reply in Three Media Contexts | 79 |
| Publishing | 81 | |
| Direct Interaction | 85 | |
| Broadcasting: The Fairness Doctrine | 90 | |
| 5 | The Right to Receive Corporate and Commercial Speech | 105 |
| A Problem of Definition | 106 | |
| Challenges to the Dogma | 111 | |
| The New Testament | 121 | |
| Conclusions: Communicative Power and Communicative Justice | 141 | |
| The First Period of Challenge | 143 | |
| The Second Period of Challenge | 146 | |
| The Business Response: The Consumer's Rights to Receive | 151 | |
| Speech, Property, and the State Revisited | 153 | |
| Communicative Power and Communicative Justice | 156 | |
| References I. Table of Cases | 165 | |
| References II. Other Works Cited | 168 | |
| Author Index | 175 | |
| Subject Index | 179 |
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Kristin Jones
reviewed The Audience Reflected in the Medium of Law: A Critique of the Political Economy of Speech Rights in the United States on February 27, 2010
The Audience Reflected in the Medium of Law: A Critique of the Political Economy of Speech Rights in the United States
This was really hard to get through. I couldn't finish it. It was two years ago, but it was pretty dry.
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