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DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LAW -- THE LAW OF MEDIA Full Text
Table of Contents
I. Introduction: New Media, New Secrecy, New Questions
II. Protecting the New Media: Application of the Journalist's Privilege to Bloggers
III. Prosecuting the Press: Criminal Liability for the Act of Publishing
IV. Viewpoint Discrimination and Media Access to Government Officials
V. Internet Jurisdiction: A Comparative Analysis
VI. Media Liability for Reporting Suspects'Identities: A Comparative Analysis
VII. Newsgathering in Light of HIPAA
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