Communications Law: Liberties, Restraints and the Modern Media - Tapa blanda

..".Two years ago I switched to Zelezny's text because I found it to be more approachable for undergraduate students. Zelezny does not attempt to cover too much material in any given chapter. The most important cases and issues are strongly emphasized, without the law school catch-all approach used in fatter textbooks. The examples and case studies are relevant to student journalists, and the chapter summaries and questions are very useful in helping students to focus on key points." "After experimentation with a number of texts for this particular student audience, I have settled on Zelezny because compared to the competition, I find it the most clear and comprehensible for students. Zelezny goes much further in trying to make sure the material is clear than is generally seen in textbooks in this area. Another strength of the book is that it is fairly wide-ranging; it is the only book of which I'm aware, for example, that includes attention to the increasingly important area of media risks to the public." "I adopted Communications Law because it breaks down legal issues so undergraduates can understand them. It is also comprehensive. It is intelligently written but not overwhelming for the undergraduate reader It is also more affordable than most law texts. Key boxes and bullet points make the text easier to navigate and highlight important principles."

The new edition of COMMUNICATIONS LAW continues with the reviewer-praised readability, coverage of core topics, and currency that have been its consistent strengths. The author's hypothetical exercises have been a favorite among both professors and students. As in previous editions, the Fourth Edition includes a thorough update of cases to keep the text current.