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I need to write the introduction and conclusion for the following outline below. I’ve already started on the introduction see below.
Introduction Advertising is protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. The Supreme Court for many years took the view that commercial speech or advertising proposes an economic transaction and was not protected by the First Amendment. The court reasoned that the broad powers of government to regulate commerce must reasonably include the power to regulate speech concerning articles of commerce. Commercial speech concerning articles of commerce. Commercial speech now clearly has prominent place in the rights protected by the first amendment. A 1993 Supreme Court opinion summarized he general principles underlying the protection of commercial speech. Copy and Intellectual Property I. Photography Copy Right Laws A. Introduction to Copy Right Laws 1. What does it cover and whom does it target 2. Loop holes in the laws and need for update B. Photographer vs. individual 1. Bridgeman Art Library Case a. What took place b. What sides were presented c. Who was validated d. What was the outcome C. New digital technologies 1. Needs for update with technology 2. Crossing the line 3. Obstacles for the public Commercial Speech and Advertising I. Historical Court Cases Involving Advertisment A. Valentinve v Chrestensen C. Virginia State Board of Pharmacy v. Virginia Citizens consumer council D. Bates v. State Bar of Arizona II. Possible Standards or Tests for Supreme Court to use in deciding cases A. Primary Motive Test B. Source Test C. Content Test D. Verifiability and Durablility E. Balancing of Interests F. The Government Interest G. The Advertiser’s Interest H. The Public Interest III. FDA and Advertisers Response A. FDA and Health Products B. Recommendations for Advertisers 1. Step 1 – Rights for People 2. Step 2 – Central Hudson Test 3. Step 3 – Improve reputation of advertisers using information advertising Regulatory of Technology and the Law I. Competition Policy A. Competition 1. Long Term 2. Short Term B. Stepping Stones of Competition Policy 1. Facilities-based competition 2. Mandatory Resale of services II. FCC and Rural America A. Telecommunications with US Citizens B. Broadband Deployment C. Troubles with Rural Service Providers III. Policy Goals A. Dead Zone 1. A and B Carriers 2. 911 calls and emergencies B. Proposals for Dead Zones 1. Roaming 2. Winners and Losers Conclusion – Needs to be at least 400 words |
