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October 23, 2008
George Washington Law Review Issue Devoted to Access to the Media
In volume 76 of the June issue of the George Washington Law Review, "Access to the Media--1967 to 2007 and Beyond: A Symposium Honoring Jerome A. Barron's Path-Breaking Article". The issue includes
Introductory Remarks: The Honorable Stephen G. Breyer
Access Reconsidered: Jerome A. Barron
Substantive Media Regulation in Three Dimensions: Gregory P. Magarian
No Time For Equal Time: A Comment on Professor Magarian's Substantive Media Regulation in Three Dimensions: Ellen P. Goodman
Hohfeld's First Amendment: Frederick Schauer
Media Access: A Question of Design: Jack M. Balkin
New Media In Old Bottles? Barron's Contextual First Amendment and Copyright in the Digital Age:
Neil Weinstock Netanel
Power Without Responsibility: Intermediaries and the First Amendment: Rebecca Tushnet
The Right of Reply and Freedom of the Press: An International and Comparative Perspective: Kyu Ho Youm
A Reply to The Right of Reply: Stephen Gardbaum
Make Time for Equal Time: Can the Equal Time Rule Survive a John Stewart Media Landscape?: Jonathan D. Jamow
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