Communication Law Review

Amateurism’s Death in Chicago: The Supreme Court’s Conservative Views of Antitrust in NCAA v. Alston

• Hunter Seidler, University of Mississippi

Place-as-Medium or Place-as-Rhetoric: How Kessler v. Charlottesville Complicates Doctrine on Content-Neutral Speech Restrictions

• Allison V. Doherty, University of Georgia

Persuasive Attack and Defense of Campus Free Speech: Implications for the First Amendment

• Joseph R. Blaney, Illinois State University

• Matthew J. Blaney, Washington University of St. Louis

On Shaky Ground: How Court Opinions Interpret Section 230 in Social Media Cases and the Implications this has on Future Online Political Advertising

• Christine Swartz, Louisiana State University

• Ayla Oden, Louisiana State University 

• Kyle Stanley, Louisiana State University

Communication Regulation on Campus: From Chilling Effect to Spiral of Silence

• Jared M. Luent, M.S., The University of Louisiana at Lafayette

• William R. Davie, Ph.D., The University of Louisiana at Lafayette 

• T. Phillip Madison, Ph.D., The University of Louisiana at Lafayette