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Cable Modem High Speed
794 words
AT&T v. City of Portland; what is the significance
of this case? -AT&T Corp. v. City of Portland No.
99 - 35609 U. S. Court of Appeals 9 th Circuit,
216 F. 3 d 871; 2000 U. S. App. Lexis 14383
-"Citing Pro-Competitive Benefits to Consumers,
Commission Approves AT&T-TCI Merger. " Report No.
CS 99 - 2 FCC News web -Mosquera, Mary. "FCC
Approves AT&T/TCI Merger. " Technology News 17
February 1999 web -"AT&T/TCI Merger Wins FCC
Approval. " Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) 18
February 1999, Metro Editi...
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Government Intervention Of The Internet
1,618 words
During the past decade, our society has become
based solely on the ability to move large amounts
of information across large distances quickly.
Computerization has influenced everyone's life.
The natural evolution of computers and this need
for ultra-fast communications has caused a global
network of interconnected computers to develop.
This global net allows a person to send E-mail
across the world in mere fractions of a second,
and enables even the common person to access
information world-wid...
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Opposing Viewpoints Religious Beliefs
1,005 words
Censorship, a controversial word that has been
with us since who knows when. Ancient dictators
would burn books because they didn't like them and
force people to believe what he did. The question
I ask myself though is if censorship in Libraries
and schools is justified. My answer is no, and
that is what I will try to convince you.
Censorship is ridiculous, unfair and selfish, and
censors are hypocritical, intolerant, and
arrogant. What I mean when I say censorship is
ridiculous is exactly that....
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Make A Difference Presidential Elections
1,596 words
The issue of public information has always been a
controversy in our world. One of our country's
founding arguments was based on the necessity of
free speech and free information. Many now believe
that our government is being overly restrictive on
information, blocking and controlling some aspects
of free speech that first amendment advocates feel
are necessary to maintain our American society.
These advocates of free information have been
using the nickname "hackers" for over twenty
years, but ...
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The Influence Of Christianity On Modern American Culture
2,008 words
The question of whether or not America is a
Christian country seems to be evident at a first
hand glance. Religion, especially Christianity,
has been in America before it was even called
America. Christianity is the most popular religion
in America today, counting all of the different
denominations together. But in the last century
its growth has slowed down. The United States of
America is the most religiously diverse country in
the world today. Over the last hundred years or so
America has see...
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Museum Of Art Freedom Of Expression
1,173 words
What is art? Can it be defined in any single
painting, or sculpture? Is it even something that
can be seen, or does it have to be experienced?
The term "art" is so vague that it can be applied
to almost anything, really. Mostly, however, art
should be that which frees our imagination. It
connects our conscious with our subconscious,
putting into a visual form what we feel and think.
It allows us to explore our inner self and fill
that urge to understand our minds and our
universe. Art helps us t...
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Constitutional Amendment Prayer Amendment
1,067 words
... to support a new amendment. The issues of
prayer in the school system used to be on the back
burner but now it has been moved upstage, front
and center. The discussion of a school prayer
amendment is not so much about prayer itself but
more about what kind of prayer should be allowed
and who should be in charge of it. The American
people in communities and local school boards
across the country should make these decisions. Do
U. S. citizens not live in a democracy? An
amendment is not needed...
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Freedom Of Speech E G
330 words
Freedom of speech is the liberty to speak and
otherwise express oneself and one's opinions. Like
freedom of the press (see press, freedom of the),
which pertains to the publication of speech,
freedom of speech itself has been absolute in no
time or place. The First Amendment to the U. S.
Constitution bars the federal government from
abridging the freedom of speech? ; since the 1920
s the amendment's protections have been extended
against state, as well as against federal, action.
Although speech...
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Violence On Television And In The Media
880 words
Is society's violence the medias fault? There are
many controversial issues connected to the media,
but recently a great deal of attention has been
given to the question of whether or not violence
in the media influences ones behavior. Violence is
the use of one's powers to inflict mental or
physical injury upon another. Violence in
entertainment reaches the public by way of
television, movies, plays, and novels, but I
believe that television is the most influential. I
chose to do this topic bec...
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Eighteenth Amendment Twenty First
758 words
Prohibition was the eighteenth amendment. It
prohibited the production and consumption of
alcoholic beverages. People would have never
thought of excoriating alcohol until the 19 th
century (Tyrrell 16). During this time widespread
crime and dismay arose. Some beneficial things did
come out of this period of chaos such as women
were able to prove themselves as people their
temperance movements. During this time many things
happened that led to Prohibitions strongest point
and to its fall. Prohib...
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Public Relations Practitioners Unethical Behavior
1,163 words
... both practitioners and society in general. In
a nationwide study of U. S. business ethics
conducted by Brenner and Molander, respondents
reported that the behavior of ones superiors was a
primary influence on the making of unethical
decisions (Pratt, "Empirical, " 233). Proposed
Solutions to the Ethical Dilemma The only way for
public relations practitioners to rid themselves
of this unethical behavior is to come up with
plausible solutions. Public relations
practitioners surveyed proposed s...
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Carnegie Mellon Sexually Explicit
875 words
On June 12, 1996, three federal judges in
Philadelphia, PA, ruled that the 1996
Communications Decency Act violated the First
Amendment to the Constitution. The panel comprised
of three dedicated judges Stewart Dalzell, Dolores
K. Sloviter, and Ronald L. Backwater. They voiced
their opinion about the censorship and say that
the bill is unconstitutional. The panel believes
that the Internet must be protected since it is an
important form of expression and free speech. The
judges enacted a restrai...
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Voter Turnout Campaign Contributions
606 words
Campaign finance regulation is of a great concern
nowadays. The fundamental question is whether it
has improved the political system, or whether it
has instead aggravated the perceived problems it
intended to solve. The available empirical
evidence indicates aggravation rather than
amelioration (Smith (a) 1049). First, limitations
on the size of campaign contributions have hardly
affected total expenditures on campaigns. They
have spawned higher levels of independent campaign
expenditures that h...
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Sexually Explicit Material Parents Music Resource Center
1,131 words
Censorship of American Music Although is clearly
states in the first amendment that Congress shall
make no law respecting an establishment of
religion, or prohibiting the free exercise
thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of
the press; or the right of the people to peaceably
assemble, and to petition the government for a
redress of grievances, censorship in America still
exists in a big way. I think censorship can be
applied to almost anything, including music of all
kinds. Music cens...
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Freedom Of Speech Tupac Shakur
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Michelle White English 101 Sec 43 Censorship of
Rap Music: America, land of the free or home of
the enslaved? The First Amendment states congress
shall make no law respecting an establishment of
religion on prohibiting the free exercise thereof
or abridging the freedom of speech or of the press
or the light of the people peaceably to assemble
and to petition the government for a redress of
grievances. (Quoted from web) This amendment
includes anything that allows people to express
themselves fre...
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Freedom Of Speech Mark Twain
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The Constitution of the United States states in
its First Amendment that " Congress shall
make no law respecting an establishment of
religion, or prohibiting the free exercise
thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of
the press; or the right of the people peaceably to
assemble, and to petition the government for a
redress of grievances" (Funk & Wagnalls
162). This Amendment guarantees each person of
free speech. Does this mean that a person can
stand in the middle of the s...
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Staten Island Gay Rights
578 words
Two billboards were Homosexuality Summary Two
billboards were covered up, yesterday, March 9, as
the identity of the man responsible for them was
revealed. These billboards angered the civic and
gay rights leaders tremendously. Located in Staten
Island, they condemned homosexuality by using
verses from the Bible. The man responsible for
this was Reverend Kristopher Okwedy of the Keyword
Ministries in Staten Island. He paid $ 1, 800 to
post the two signs for one month? s time. These
signs cited f...
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Freedom Of Speech Child Pornography
554 words
Free Speech and Free Action Freedom of speech
differs from freedom of action. But speech and
action are so closely interwoven in human behavior
that its not always immediately obvious which is
which. Thus its not surprising that we often
criminalize speech as well as, or even instead of,
the action that it accompanies. This is a mistake.
Consider, for example, the apocryphal snuff movie.
(I say apocryphal because, in my years of
anti-censorship activism, Ive encountered no
credible evidence that...
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Ethical Standards Held Accountable
1,253 words
The first amendment to the constitution guarantees
the right of free speech and of the press.
Unfortunately, some individuals have used this
right to protect themselves from litigation when
they produce material that is pornographic,
hateful or when they use ethically questionable
methods when reporting a story. The government has
attempted to intervene through passing laws and
imposing regulations. The problem with placing
restrictions on free speech is that the question
of who will decide what...
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Ethical Standards Held Accountable
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Free Speech or Ethical Restraint? by Kim Rescorla
Free Speech or Ethical Restraint? The first
amendment to the constitution guarantees the right
of free speech and of the press. Unfortunately,
some individuals have used this right to protect
themselves from litigation when they produce
material that is pornographic, hateful or when
they use ethically questionable methods when
reporting a story. The government has attempted to
intervene through passing laws and imposing
regulations. The problem w...
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