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				Communications & the Media  Media Professions & Resources   Document Name    Date   Document Type  Blog Explosion   Jun. 9, 2006 CQ Researcher Butterworth, Attorney General of Florida v. Smith: Brief Summary   Mar. 21, 1990 Case Summary Bye Bye Big Birdie? Big Fight Likely Over Public Broadcasting, Arts Funding   Apr. 24, 2017 Legislative Analysis Department of Justice Defends AP Records Subpoena   May 14, 2013 Primary Source Free-Press Disputes   Apr. 8, 2005 CQ Researcher Letter from B.R. Inman Requesting President B. Clinton Withdraw His Nomination to be Secretary of Defense   Jan. 18, 1994 Primary Source Los Angeles Police Department v. United Reporting Publishing Corp.: Brief Summary   Dec. 7, 1999 Case Summary Media Bias   Oct. 15, 2004 CQ Researcher Media: Boxers at the Briefings   Mar. 20, 2006 Legislative Analysis Media: Bylines and Bottom Lines   Jan. 23, 2006 Legislative Analysis Media: Long, Gone Memories   Jun. 12, 2006 Legislative Analysis Media: The Novak Enigma   Apr. 11, 2005 Legislative Analysis Milkovich v. Lorain Journal Co.: Brief Summary   Jun. 21, 1990 Case Summary News Media Draw Battle Plans To Cover the Home Front   Jun. 14, 2003 Legislative Analysis Newsman's Privilege, 1972 Legislative Chronology   1972 Legislative Analysis Newsman's Privilege, 1973 Legislative Chronology   1973 Legislative Analysis President R. Nixon's First News Conference of His Second Term in Office   Jan. 31, 1973 Primary Source Press Freedom   Feb. 5, 2010 CQ Researcher Remarks of B. Payne, A. Young, Cochairmen of the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games on the Reopening of Olympic Park Following a Bombing   Jul. 30, 1996 Primary Source Student Journalism   Jun. 5, 1998 CQ Researcher Testimony in British Phone-Hacking Scandal   Jul. 19, 2011 Primary Source The Decline of Local Journalism is Likely Increasing Polarization   Nov. 4, 2019 Legislative Analysis The Fixers: GOP Strategist Ron Bonjean   Jul. 10, 2017 Legislative Analysis U.S. Supreme Court on Reporters' Compliance with Grand Jury Subpoenas. Justices B. White, W. Douglas, P. Stewart   Jun. 29, 1972 Primary Source U.S. Supreme Court Rulings: Masson v. New Yorker Magazine, Prevailing Standards for Libel Apply; Cohen v. Cowles Media Company, Generally Applicable Laws Apply to Press; Justices Kennedy, White, Blackmun, Souter   Jun. 20, 1991 Primary Source
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