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D. Examinations
XV. The Regulation of Broadcasting, Text Chapt. IX.
(a) The Rationale of Broadcast Regulation, pp. 754-764.
(b) The Concept of "Balanced" Programming, pp. 775-785.
(c) "Equal Time". pp. 785-795.
(d) The *'Fairness" Doctrine, pp. 795-871.
There will be midterm and final examinations: short answer essay. Since
careful and sustained reading isnecessary and because this is an introductory
course, no term paper will be assigned.
E. Selected Biblfographx
Barron, Jerome A., Freedom of the Press for Whom? The Rfsht of Access
to Mass Media, 1973.
Chafee, Zechariah, Jr., Free Speech in the United States, 1941.
Chernoff, George and Hershel Sarbin, Photoqraphy and the Law, (4th ed.),
1971.
Cullen, Maurice R., Mass Media and the First Amendment, 1981.
Emerson, Thomas I., The System of Freedom of Expression, 1970.
Franklin, Marc A., The First Amendment and the Fourth Estate, 1977. *
Franklin, Marc A.,The Dynamics of Amerfcan Law, 1968.
Friendly, Fred W., The Good Guys, the Bad Guys and the First Amendment,
1976.
Friendly, Fred W., Minnesota Ragtime: The Scandal Sheet that Shaped the
Constitution, 1981.
Gavin, Clark, Famous Libel and Slander Cases of History, 1962.
Gillmor, Donald M., Free Press and Fair Trial, 1966.
Gillmor, Donald M. (with Everette E. Dennis and David Grey), Justice Hugo
Black and the First Amendment, 1978.
Ginsburg, Douglas H., Regulation of Broadcastinq, 1979.
W-a, Joel H., The Riqhts of Reporters, 1974.
Hanson, Arthur B., Libel and Related Torts, Vols. I & II, 1969, rev. 1974
with additfonal supplements thereafter.