INTRODUCTION                 Freedom of Speech as History Unfolds              Richard T. Kaplar SECTION I:  ACCESS TO INFORMATION             A.  Government Information Policies Trouble Right-To-Know Advocates             Paul McMasters             B.  New Law Allows Searches of Library, Bookstore Records             Judith F. Krug and Deborah Caldwell-Stone             C.  Ashcroft Memo on FOIA Policy Limits Access to Information             Lucy Dalglish             D.  Appeals Courts Split Over Access to Immigration Hearings             Lucy Dalglish and Sara Thacker             E.  Flynt Loses to Defense Dept. in Quest for Battlefield Access             David L. Hudson, Jr.              F.  TV Cameras at Terrorism Trials Would Pose Security Risk             Lucy Dalglish and Ashley Gauthier             G.  Court Rebuffs Government Bid To Classify Nuclear Weapons Book               Mark S. Zaid SECTION II:  ONLINE ISSUES             A.  High Court Ruling Stirs Debate on Internet Community Standards             Robert Corn-Revere             B.  Courts Continue To Strike State 'Harmful to Minors' Bans               Robert M. O'Neil             C.  Children's Internet Protection Act Unconstitutional, Court Rules             Judith F. Krug and Deborah Caldwell-Stone             D.  U.S. Courts Asked To Uphold French Restrictions on Yahoo!               Robert Corn-Revere             E.  Legislators Aim To Restrict Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail             Kurt Wimmer             F.  Congress Creates 'Dot Kids' Domain for Children's Content                          Kevin Goldberg and Richard M. Schmidt, Jr.             G.  Nuremberg Files 'Wanted Posters' Not Protected by First Amendment             Robert Corn-Revere             H.  Supreme Court: 'Virtual' Child Pornography Ban Is Unconstitutional             Laurence H. Winer             I.  Challenge to DMCA Demonstrates Copyright, First Amendment Tension             Kurt Wimmer             J.  State Courts Try To Resolve Various Digital Defamation Issues             Robert M. O’Neil             K.  ‘Voyeur Dorm’ Remains Open as Supreme Court Avoids Case             David L. Hudson, Jr.             L.  Washington Resident Ordered To Remove Names From Web Site             Kevin Goldberg and Richard M. Schmidt, Jr.             M.  Two Appeals Courts Address Jurisdiction Over Web Publications             Kevin Goldberg and Richard M. Schmidt, Jr.             N.  State Court Upholds Concept of Electronic Trespassing             Robert M. O’Neil   SECTION III:  BROADCASTING AND CABLE TELEVISION             A.  FCC Reverses Indecency Decisions as Enforcement Policy Sparks Dissent             Robert Corn-Revere             B.  FCC Decision on Cable Modems Opts for Less Regulation             Laurence H. Winer             C.  Rulings Force FCC To Review Broadcast Ownership Regulations              Kevin Goldberg and Richard M. Schmidt, Jr.             D.  Court Sends Mixed Signals in Low Power FM Cases             Kevin Goldberg and Richard M. Schmidt, Jr.             E.  FCC Lacks Authority To Require Video Description             Robert Corn-Revere             F.  Senate Bill Would Require Free Air Time for Candidates             Craig R. Smith             G.  Maine City Imposes Moratorium on Public Access Channel              J. Laurent Scharff   SECTION IV:  COMMERCIAL SPEECH             A.  Supreme Court Rules Against FDA on First Amendment Grounds              Tony Mauro             B.  Federal Trade Commission Creates National Do-Not-Call Registry             David L. Hudson, Jr.             C.  Jehovah’s Witnesses Prevail in Striking Broad Permit Requirement for Solicitors                     Harvey L. Zuckman             D.  California Ruling in Nike Case Limits Protection for Corporate Speech             Robert M. O’Neil             E.  Supreme Court Sidesteps Fray Over Target Marketing Lists             David L. Hudson, Jr.             F.  FDA Seeks Public Comment on Its First Amendment Approach                 Richard T. Kaplar             G.  Federal Courts Strike Down Generic Advertising Assessments             David L. Hudson, Jr.             H.  High Court Refuses To Hear Florida Case on Dental Disclaimers               David L. Hudson, Jr.             I.  Federal Appeals Court Finds Unsolicited Fax Ban Constitutional               David L. Hudson, Jr.             J.  Cities, States Gain Edge Over Outdoor Advertisers               David L. Hudson, Jr.   SECTION V:  PRESS RESTRICTIONS             A.  Journalist Serves Record Time for Protecting Confidential Sources             Robert M. O’Neil             B.  Release of Intercepted Tape Sparks Capitol Hill Legal Battle             Craig R. Smith             C.  News Reporters Sanctioned for Violating Post-Trial Gag Order             Robert M. O’Neil             D.  Product Disparagement Case Hinges on Actual Malice, Avoidance of Truth              Rodney A. Smolla             E.  False Light Award Overturned for Failing To Prove Actual Malice             Judith Platt             F.  Courts Continue To Grapple With Student Internet Speech             David L. Hudson, Jr.     SECTION VI:  GENERAL MEDIA RESTRICTIONS             A.  Controversial Ruling Finds Video Games Not Protected Speech              Judith F. Krug and Deborah Caldwell-Stone             B.  Secondary Effects Doctrine Yields Fragmented Decision by High Court             David L. Hudson, Jr.             C.  Right-of-Publicity Cases Address First Amendment Claims                     Kurt Wimmer             D.  Supreme Court Upholds Copyright Term Extension             Tony Mauro             E.  Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act Tests First Amendment Limits             Robert Corn-Revere             F.  Speech of Judicial Candidates Cannot Be Stifled, Court Rules                 Robert S. Peck             G.  Court Strikes One Provision of School Racial Harassment Policy             David L. Hudson, Jr.             H.  Challenges to Library Books Jump as ‘Harry Potter’ Tops List Again               Judith F. Krug and Beverley Becker   Profiles of the Contributors First Amendment Advisory Council The Cornerstone Project The Media Institute