：、=Communications Law:Liberties,Restrains, and the Modern Media

Author: John D. Zelezny
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The concept of communication law may still be relatively unfamiliar to most Chinese readers, but given the current situation, it is bound to become a key focus of legislation in our country in the near future. This book is a classic textbook for students majoring in journalism and communication in American universities. The author, John D. Zelezny, is a seasoned lawyer and scholar of communication law in the United States. Based on a systematic introduction to the structure and historical evolution of U.S. communication law, the book analyzes related issues such as public safety, reputation, and personal privacy. It places particular emphasis on media and the justice system, intellectual property (including copyright trade), and media ethics, while also examining legal issues related to government speeches, commercial speeches, broadcasting, and the internet. U.S. communication law textbooks often take case studies as their main narrative approach. One of the outstanding strengths of this book lies in its rigorous system, precise presentation, clear organization, and practical guidance, making it highly valuable for Chinese media legal practitioners. The target readers of this book include faculty and students in journalism and communication, media researchers, faculty and students in law, media professionals, and a broad audience interested in media behavior.