Hastings Communications and Entertainment Law Journal
Volume 31, Number 1 (2009)
Articles
Broadcast Profanity and the Right to Be Let Alone: Can the FCC Regulate Non-Indecent Fleeting Expletives under a Privacy Model
Edward L. Carter, R. Trevor Hall, and James C. Phillips
Can Intellectual Property Laws Stem the Rising Tide of Art Forgeries
Joseph C. Gioconda
The Taming of the Internet: A New Approach Third-Party Internet Defamation
Amanda Groover Hyland
Get Ready Cause Here They Come: A Look at Problems on the Horizon for Authorship and Termination Rights in Sound Recordings
Abbott Marie Jones
Notes
Keeping the Internet Neutral: Net Neutrality and its Role in Protecting Political Expression on the Internet
Jennifer L. Newman
Social Networking and Sexual Predators: The Case for Self-Regulation
Sander J. C. van der Heide