Representações do golpe de 1964 e da ditadura na mídia: sentidos e silenciamentos na atribuição de papéis à imprensa, 1984-2004 Representations of the1964's coup and the dictatorsh... by Flávia Biroli

“…The analysis shows how the meanings assumed by the coup and the dictatorship in the texts are superposed to discourses that tie the practice of journalism to the defense of democracy, based on a reductionist oposition between freedom of the press and dictatorship. The association among crise, authoritarianism and the near past produces a comprehension of democracy as a consensual reality, with no disputes and tensions.…”
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Audience Perception of the Influence of Government Ownership of NTA on Journalism of Truth, Fairness and Balance: A Study of Residents of Owerri Metropolis, Nigeria by Ikechukwu Cletus Ilomuanya, Philomena Effiong Umoren, Fabian Okalla, Chinedu George Ohiri, Kizito Nzube Alaekwe, Emeka Williams Etumnu

“…The study further revealed that the respondents perceive that the influence of government control of NTA limits the freedom of the press, which is against the ethics and demands of professional journalism. …”
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Do We Need Media Guidelines When Reporting on Panic Buying? An Analysis of the Content of News Reports During the COVID-19 Pandemic by Ravi Philip Rajkumar

“…It was observed that a significant number of reports contained elements that were likely to amplify, rather than attenuate, panic buying behavior, and that the quality of news reports was generally poor regardless of pandemic severity, cultural values, or freedom of the press. On the basis of this evidence, suggestions are offered to improve the media reporting of panic buying and minimize the risk of fear contagion and imitation.…”
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Periodismos en Ecuador: formas de resistencia desde el Abya Yala by María Isabel Puente Gallegos

“…KEYWORDS: indigenous women; freedom of the press; Abya Yala; gender violence; resistance.…”
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Public figures rights to privacy: a legal perspectives / Aida Najihah Mhd Nazli, Siti Nur Farrah Abdul Rahman, Siti Syuhada Mohd Isa by Mhd Nazli, Aida Najihah, Abdul Rahman, Siti Nur Farrah, Mohd Isa, Siti Syuhada

“…This is a research project conducted to determine the right of privacy of public figures and how this right interacts with the freedom of the press especially in particular circumstances where a potential balancing of interests is not always an easy task. …”
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Paradigma Hukum Kedudukan Kepolisian Negara Republik Indonesia Dalam Pengamanan Aksi Unjuk Rasa by Arnapi, Karnaji, Izzah Khalif Raihan Abidin, Rofadan Mina Arsyada

“…Indonesia, as a democratic country, absolutely guarantees the existence of public opinion, namely freedom of speech, freedom of the press, intellectual freedom, and freedom of religion, as stated in Article 28E paragraph (3) of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia and detailed in other laws and regulations. …”
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Censorship and society in Munich, 1890-1914 by Lenman, R, Lenman, Robin

“…Contemporary discussion centred mainly on two distinct, though related, topics: freedom of the press and freedom of the stage; and the sources available made it seem desirable, in addition to outlining the general legal background, to construct two detailed case-studies in order to investigate them. …”

The Spanish Enlightenment revisited

“…<br/><br/> Jesús Astigarraga, Introduction: <em>admirer</em>, <em>rougir</em>, <em>imiter</em> – Spain and the European Enlightenment<br/> María Victoria López-Cordón Cortezo, The merits of good gobierno: culture and politics in the Bourbon court<br/> Joaquín Álvarez Barrientos, The Spanish Republic of Letters in its European context: images, economics, and the representation of the man of letters<br/> Jesús Astigarraga, Economic societies and the politicisation of the Spanish Enlightenment<br/> Juan Pimentel, The Indians of Europe: the role of Spain’s Enlightenment in the making of a global science<br/> Javier Usoz, Political economy and the creation of the public sphere during the Spanish Enlightenment<br/> Ignacio Fernández Sarasola, Constitution projects during the Spanish Enlightenment<br/> Gabriel Paquette, The reform of the Spanish empire in the age of Enlightenment<br/> Jesús Astigarraga, Niccolò Guasti and Juan Zabalza, The Spanish debate on public finance: a privileged laboratory for enlightened reforms<br/> Joaquín Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, The image of the British system of government in Spain (1759-1814) <br/> Javier Fernández Sebastián, From the ‘voice of the people’ to the freedom of the press: the birth of public opinion<br/> Alejandro Agüero and Marta Lorente, Penal Enlightenment in Spain: from Beccaria’s reception to the first criminal code<br/> Summaries<br/> Bibliography<br/> Index<br/>…”

Cenários da liberdade de imprensa e opinião pública em Hegel by Agemir Bavaresco, Paulo Roberto Konzen

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Freedoms of press and speech in the first decade of the U.S. Supreme Court by Bird, W

“…First, Levy and others express the dominant view that freedom of press in state declarations of rights and the First Amendment 'was used in its prevailing common law or Blackstonian sense to mean a guarantee against previous restraints and a subjection to subsequent restraints for licentious or seditious abuse,' so that contrary evidence 'does not exist,' and that 'no other definition of freedom of the press by anyone anywhere in America before 1798' existed. …”

Correspondence and epistolary fiction; La fête; Science and Medicine; Voltaire

“…Voltaire<br/> John Christian Laursen, Voltaire, Christian VII of Denmark, and freedom of the press<br/> Joseph Luzzi, From the dark wood to the garden: Dante and autobiography in the age of Voltaire<br/> Edwin Van Meerkerk and Theodore E. …”