Comm Law

This is a little old, but it’s a great discussion of fair use and copyright. This picture was at the heart of the lawsuit.

Does a church have a First Amedment right to tell women they can’t teach men in Bible class? The same right it has to tell men they can’t teach women in Bible class. I womder about the mayor’s sounding off about the religious practice of a fellow council member. More »

A great story about forum-shopping in England. I’ve got to do more research in this area. More »

This story should define what the author means by (actual) malice. More »

I’ve been in Germany for the week, where free speech mainly involves criticizing the United States, which is a safe move there. Here’s a whole bunch of Comm Law stories that have just piled up this week: More »

I’m in England, Wales, Germany and many points among them, So I’m not working to blog daily, but these two stories screamed out to be linked to: More »

I want to encourage friends and relations to browse the Flying Pi Ranch blog in the next month or so, where we’ll be keeping folks updated about our stay in England and Germany. I’ll continue to blog here regarding communication law topics. More »

In England, it apparently is. It would make a good test question in the U.S., though. More »

This is interesting. More »

Interesting on several comm law fronts. More »