Learn · Media Studies 104A - Spring 2013
Lecture 26 of 262013-05-071 h 8 min
Lecture 31: Optional Review Session
William B TURNER · University of California, Berkeley
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- Media Studies 104A - Spring 2013, University of California, Berkeley (at Internet Archive)
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, as Internet Archive states it. Non-commercial use only, and no changed versions.
- Who can watch
- Teens profiles and older. How courses are placed
All the lectures
- Lecture 1: Introduction
- Lecture 2: Famous Features and Current Supreme Court 1
- Lecture 5: Political and corporate speech: Citizens United
- Lecture 6: Aftermath of Citizens United
- Lecture 7: Subversive, Symbolic and Protest Speech 1
- Lecture 8: Subversive, Symbolic and Protest Speech 2
- Lecture 9: National Security and Terrorism
- Lecture 10: Prior Restraints: Near and Pentagon Papers
- Lecture 11: Prior Restraints; WikiLeaks and whistleblowers
- Lecture 12: Jehovah's Witnesses, U.S. v. Stevens
- Lecture 13: Commercial Speech
- Lecture 14: Review for Midterm-No video
- Lecture 16: False Speech: Common law libel
- Lecture 17: New York Times v. Sullivan
- Lecture 18: Aftermath of Sullivan; U.S. v. Alvarez
- Lecture 21: Injurious Speech: Hustler v. Falwell 1-video cut out
- Lecture 22: Injurious Speech: Hustler v. Falwell 2
- Lecture 23: Access to places and information, including jails, courts, and executions 1
- Lecture 24: Access to places and information, including jails, courts, and executions 2
- Lecture 25: “Or of the Press” 1
- Lecture 26: “Or of the Press” 2
- Lecture 27: Different Rules for New Media? Broadcast and Print
- Lecture 28: Different Rules. Radio, television, cable, sexual speech
- Lecture 29: Different Rules: The Internet 1
- Lecture 30: Different Rules: The Internet 2
- Lecture 31: Optional Review Session