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Communications Law

Don't Try to Have Fun if you are Depressed

November 24, 2009

Or you might lose your insurance coverage. Or maybe the issue is really about not posting pictures of it (the having of fun) on Facebook. OR maybe it's really about setting your privacy controls appropriately.

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Facebook Owns You

February 17, 2009

This article in the New York Times caught my attention today:
Facebook’s Users Ask Who Owns Information
Apparently there has been a change in the fine print "Terms of Service" on the ubiquitous social networking site.

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The 2008-2009 Supreme Court Term: (3) Dirty Words on TV

November 25, 2008

    The Federal Communication Commission, interpreting a federal law that makes it a crime to broadcast obscene, indecent, or profane language, issued a regulation which provides:
"No licensee of a radio or television broadcast station shall broadcast on any day between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. any material which is indecent."
     In 2002 and 2003 Fox Television [...]

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3d Circuit Voids FCC Penalty for Super Bowl Halftime Naughtiness – Upholding Fairness and Reasoned Decisionmaking, Not Nudity on TV

July 23, 2008

You may remember the halftime show at the 2004 Superbowl, in which Justin Timberlake ended a suggestive duet by tearing the covering off of Janet Jackson's breast. Her breast was revealed for "nine-sixteenths of one second," but the result was outrage. The FCC, which received 542,000 complaints, imposed an "indecency" penalty of $550,000 on CBS [...]

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