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: Legislating IPLegislating Decency
By Kevin Heller et a.
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It is not IP per se, but IP attorneys and students may be interested in First Amendment and telecommunications issues. I have a series of podcasts covering Senate Commerce Committee hearings about regulating broadcast decency posted at IPTAblog: IPTelligentsia Podcast: Senate Indecency Hearings Part 1 and Part 2.Full post as published by Legislating IP on January 23, 2006 (boomark / email).
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