The purpose of the media is to express an opinion supported by facts.In this process,media
houses have experienced conflicts with the courts.The law can,however handle such disagreements
through if the media houses intend to exist in the democratic media system.There are certain principles
that the media and the courts conflict over how they could be achieved.The media believe in independence,
meaning that,they should pursue their objectives without any pressure from the government or any groups,for
the benefit of their target audience.The principle of diversity also applies because the public is entitled to different
sources of information to meet the interest of different target groups.Diversity can also be achieved in form of information quality
because the information available to the people should be accurate,relevant and trustworthy.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Communication Law
Changes in the Media Law
Framework of Communication Law
Fairness doctrine
Normative media theories
Prior Restraint
Nationalism
Open government
Models of media regulation
Emerging Issues and Laws
Comparison of United States Media Laws with other Countries
Critical Analysis
Conclusion
References
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- Felix Ale (Autor), 2014, Implications of the Changing Media Laws in United States, Múnich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/287134
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