INTRODUCTION                 Ever Vigilant, Ever Free              Richard T. Kaplar SECTION I:  ONLINE ISSUES             A.  Supreme Court Decision Expected To Affect Online Content Controls             Robert Corn-Revere             B.  Federal Courts Overturn Internet Restrictions in Three States             Robert M. O’Neil             C.  Library Groups Challenge Federal Law Requiring Internet Filtering             Judith F. Krug and Deborah Caldwell-Stone             D.  Enforceability of Foreign Court Order at Issue in Yahoo! Dispute             Harvey L. Zuckman             E.  Congress Continues Anti-Spam Push; State Action Shifts to Courts             Kurt Wimmer              F.  Lawmakers Seek Internet Domain Dedicated to Children’s Sites             Robert Corn-Revere             G.  Ninth Circuit Decisions Stir ‘Nuremberg Files’ Controversy              Robert Corn-Revere             H.  Fifth Circuit Backs ‘Dirty Pixels’ Law; Supreme Court Hears Argument             Laurence H. Winer             I.  Online Intellectual Property Cases Test Copyright, Free Speech Tension             Kurt Wimmer              J.  Officers’ Social Security Numbers Off Limits for Web, Trial Court Rules             Richard M. Schmidt, Jr. and Kevin Goldberg             K.  Digital Defamation: Drudge Case Settled, Global Telemedia Suit Dismissed             Robert M. O’Neil             L.  Courts’ Discovery Rulings Protect Anonymous Online Speech             Robert Corn-Revere             M.  Congress, Administration Hold Firm on Protecting Encrypted Speech             Kurt Wimmer SECTION II:  BROADCASTING AND CABLE TELEVISION             A.  Indecency Wars Continue as FCC Issues Policy, Levies Fines             Robert Corn-Revere             B.  Broadband Internet Access Debate Heightened by Agencies, Courts              Robert Corn-Revere             C.  D.C. Circuit Issues Mixed Ruling on FCC’s Cable Ownership Rules             Kristina Osterhaus             D.  FCC Adopts Cable Rules for Digital Television Signals               Laurence H. Winer             E.  FCC, Courts Affirm Rules To Carry Local TV on Satellites             Laurence H. Winer             F.  Dual Network Rule Relaxed To Allow Certain Mergers                         Kristina Osterhaus             G.  Media Groups, Blind Federation Challenge Video Description Rules             Robert Corn-Revere             H.  Congress Considers Legislation To Limit Televised Violence             Robert Corn-Revere             I.  County Violates First Amendment by Stalling Cable Transfer             Richard M. Schmidt, Jr. and Kevin Goldberg             J.  Idaho Lawmakers Drop Disclaimer for PBS Programming             Robert M. O’Neil   SECTION III:  COMMERCIAL SPEECH             A.  Supreme Court Strikes Tobacco Ad Restrictions in Massachusetts             Kristina Osterhaus             B.  FTC Issues Follow-Up Report on Violence Marketing to Kids             Richard M. Schmidt, Jr. and Kevin Goldberg             C.  Mushroom Producer Prevails in Compelled Speech Case              David L. Hudson, Jr.             D.  Court Ruling Favors Privacy in ‘Target Marketing’ Data Case             David L. Hudson, Jr.             E.  Two Courts Uphold Constitutional Challenges to FDA Law, Rules             Kristina Osterhaus             F.  High Court Sidesteps Battle Over P&G Satanism Rumor             Tony Mauro             G.  Sixth Circuit Upholds 30-Day Ban on Attorney Solicitation              Harvey L. Zuckman             H.  Permit Requirement for Solicitors Is Constitutional, Court Rules              Harvey L. Zuckman             I.  Local Governments Continue To Restrict Outdoor Advertising                   Kristina Osterhaus             J.  Alcohol Advertising, Labeling Score Victories in Utah, Colorado             David L. Hudson, Jr.             K.  Chiropractors in Three States Prevail in Challenges to Marketing Practices              David L. Hudson, Jr.             L.  Rutgers Alumni Magazine Agrees To Publish Controversial Ad              Robert M. O’Neil   SECTION IV:  PRESS RESTRICTIONS             A.  Courts Deny Video Coverage of Two Highly Charged Events               Kevin Goldberg and Tony Mauro             B.  Courts Grapple With Policies on Electronic Access to Records             Lucy Dalglish and Ashley Gauthier             C.  Publication of Intercepted Calls Is Protected, Supreme Court Rules                     Tony Mauro             D.  High-Profile Litigants Refine Defamation Law in Three Cases             Richard M. Schmidt, Jr. and Kevin Goldberg             E.  Kentucky State Yearbook Ruling Marks Victory for Student Press             Tony Mauro             F.  Fifth Circuit Upholds Publication of Anonymous Jurors’ Names                 Lucy Dalglish and Ashley Gauthier             G.  Prisoners Have First Amendment Right To Receive Junk Mail             Richard M. Schmidt, Jr. and Kevin Goldberg             H.  Florida Law Limits Autopsy Photo Access Following NASCAR Death               Lucy Dalglish and Catherine Cameron   SECTION V:  GENERAL MEDIA RESTRICTIONS             A.  Congress Continues To Target Violence in Entertainment Industry             David L. Hudson, Jr.             B.  Violence Ordinance Takes a Hit as Court Questions Harm to Minors              Burton Joseph             C.  Court Favors Media in Civil Liability Case as Columbine Families Sue             Robert M. O’Neil             D.  White House Abandons Campaign To Insert Anti-Drug Messages in Media              Robert Corn-Revere             E.  Varied Intellectual Property Rulings Point Up First Amendment Nexus              Rodney A. Smolla             F.  Senate Campaign Finance Bill Puts Limits on Independent Speech             Kristina Osterhaus             G.  Supreme Court Ruling Should Clarify Secondary Effects Doctrine                         David L. Hudson, Jr.             H.  Right of Publicity Clashes With Free Expression in ‘Tootsie’ Case                       Judith Platt and Kurt Wimmer             I.  Third Circuit Strikes School Anti-Harassment Speech Code             David L. Hudson, Jr.             J.  ‘Harry Potter’ Continues To Top Annual List of Challenged Books                   Judith Krug and Beverley Becker     Profiles of the Contributors First Amendment Advisory Council The Cornerstone Project The Media Institute