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  1. Accountability Under Pressure Legal Dynamics and Tensions of Journalistic Responsibility Between Self-Governance and State Regulation in Portugal’s Allegedly Polarized Media System Rute Saraiva Associate Professor at the University of Lisbon School of Law …

  2. Influencing the Influencers From Citizen Journalists to Pliable Nodes: Lessons of the Network Collapse of TikTok in the Georgescu Case Abstract The Georgescu/TikTok scandal reveals that the “citizen journalist” ideal collapses under the weight of …

  3. 1 Achieving the press freedom telos: Arguments to activate the “Or of the press” clause and to import a model of voluntary press regulation Dr Peter Coe* ABSTRACT The First Amendment provides that ‘Congress shall make no law…abridging the freedom of …

  4. Of the Press: Rights and Responsibilities Russell L. Weaver* While the First Amendment gives specific recognition and protection to the press,1 it simultaneously recognizes and protects freedom of speech (which goes beyond the media) in the very same …

  5. DRAFT – NOT FOR PUBLICATION – EDITING in PROGRESS 1 POWER, PRIVILEGE, AND RESPONSIBILITY: RETHINKING PRESS PROTECTIONS IN AN AGE OF MISINFORMATION Orly Ravid* TABLE OF CONTENTS ABSTRACT …

  6. WHAT IS “THE PRESS”? A NEW DEFINITION FOR A NEW MEDIA ERA Lauren Gailey* ABSTRACT As Jane Austen might put it, it is a truth (almost) universally acknowledged that the Press Clause of the First Amendment does not confer any more or better rights than the …

  7. Whose Freedom of the Press Is It Anyway? Roy Peled “Editing is what editors are for,” the Supreme Court famously ruled in CBS v. DNC (1973(.[footnoteRef:1] When the Court was asked to determine whether the First Amendment required a broadcaster to air …

  8. [MACRO] SEPANIAN_FINAL_4.11.2015 (DO NOT DELETE) 4/12/2015 10:57 AM 411 CLEANING HOUSE WITH RULE 41(b): AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF THE MULTI- FACTOR TESTS FOR INVOLUNTARY DISMISSALS INTRODUCTION Judges are case managers. 1 They set deadlines for discovery, …

  9. WHY THE PRESS CLAUSE? By Lee Levine[footnoteRef:1] [1: Retired practitioner, Levine Sullivan Koch & Schulz, LLP and Ballard Spahr LLP, and adjunct professor of law, Georgetown University Law Center. This essay relies, in significant part, on my previously …

  10. THE EUROPEAN CONCEPT OF THE MEDIA AS PUBLIC WATCHDOG OUTDATED RELIC OR VITAL DEMOCRATIC TOOL? Prof. Dr. Stephanie Schiedermair Chair for European Law & Public International Law University of Leipzig Prof. Dr. Stephanie Schiedermair A. The Media as an …