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Freedom for the College Student Press: Court Cases and Related Decisions Defining the Campus Fourth Estate Boundaries
Book Details
- Publisher: Praeger
- Publish Date: Jun 26th, 1985
- Pages: 240
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.21in - 6.14in - 0.56in - 1.13lb
- EAN: 9780313246074
- Categories: • Communication Studies• Media Studies• Civil Procedure
About the Author
gelhart /f Louis /i E.
Praise for this book
"The leading academic authority on college press law provides a fascinating history of the treatment of college journalists and shows how legal precedents have evolved to protect their rights. Ingelhart explains the applicable legal distinction between journalism and private and public universities and does not confuse the subject by dealing with the quite different question of the rights of high school journalists. ... The book should enjoy wide acceptance among those directly involved with college student publications, including undergraduates and community college studnets."-Choice
?The leading academic authority on college press law provides a fascinating history of the treatment of college journalists and shows how legal precedents have evolved to protect their rights. Ingelhart explains the applicable legal distinction between journalism and private and public universities and does not confuse the subject by dealing with the quite different question of the rights of high school journalists. ... The book should enjoy wide acceptance among those directly involved with college student publications, including undergraduates and community college studnets.?-Choice