Archive for September, 2007
US court rules that free speech trumps copyright (sometimes)
Lawrence Lessig is one of the preeminent lawyers arguing copyright and free speech area. We’ll talk about this more when we get to that area. More »
Activist’s case a free-speech test
More on the Coronado case. How does the Brandenburg standard apply? More »
Church of England: Labour’s equality law denies Christians right to oppose homosexuality
The British struggle with the freedom of religion issue. More »
Brown widens review of impact media violence has on children
British regulation of media is different than that of the United States because their constitution is unwritten. This paragraph was interesting: More »
Video-game news: ‘Grand Theft Auto IV’ delayed; is ‘Resident Evil 5’ racist?
A good question for class discussion is “What level of protection should video games have?” That would be a good research topic, for that matter. More »