Chapter 7

Chapter 7

Exploring Pop Culture: Media Messages

"A Brief and Idiosyncratic History of Censorship" by Robert Atkins
"First Amendment Rocks Memphis" by Phillip Taylor
"Who Owns the Copyright Agenda?" by Gail Dystrka
"Recording Industry Goes After Students Over Music Sharing" by Amy Harmon
"Why the Record Companies Have to Play Hardball" by Michael Rogers
"File Sharing Wars: Version 2.0" by Ben Kupstas
"Banning Harry Potter: Harry and History" by Elizabeth D. Schafer
"Potter Book Burning Was Misguided" by Robert Selzer
"In Defense of Book Burning" by Will Manley

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