Modern Communications Law

(Hardback)

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The book contains several structural innovations calculated to enhance the teaching and learning process. The selection and editing of cases and other primary materials reflect the author's experience with topics that facilitate animated discussion. Additionally, the text is extensively annotated with pinpoint citations which heighten the book's utility for research and reference purposes. A particularly notable feature is the introduction of case summaries preceding all major court opinions. The book is well-suited for law school courses and is appropriate for communications law courses in the graduate and undergraduate curricula.

Author Bio

DONALD E. LIVELY is Visiting Professor of Law at the University of Toledo in Ohio, where he teaches and writes extensively on communications law. Professor Lively has published extensively in law reviews and journals and is recognized in particular for his contributions to First Amendment literature concerning the media.