By
Kenneth Creech, PhD, Ph.D. and Fairbanks Professor and Department Head of Telecommunications Arts at Butler University (Indianapolis, IN), and General
Manager at WTBU-TV. He has worked in both commercial and public broadcasting as well as in the music industry. His job experiences include
broadcast journalism, management, as well as creative and consulting positions.
Kenneth Creech, PhD, Ph.D. and Fairbanks Professor and Department Head of Telecommunications Arts at Butler University (Indianapolis, IN), and General
Manager at WTBU-TV. He has worked in both commercial and public broadcasting as well as in the music industry. His job experiences include
broadcast journalism, management, as well as creative and consulting positions.
Description
As Media Law continues to grow as a hot topic those of you studying to be new lawyers in the media must keep on top of the latest laws
and their implications. This book will keep you on your toes! It prepares you how to avoid common legal pitfalls and anticipate situations
that may have potential legal consequences. Specifically, this fifth edition provides updates regarding recent developments in media
law, FCC policies and developing technologies, and reviews all new cases, decisions and legislation affecting the conduct of media professionals
and businesses. Electronic Media Law & Regulation is a useful reference for students studying to be professionals working in broadcast
media and related industries.
Audience:
undergraduate college market, upper-division (third and fourth year) students enrolled in telecommunications and mass communications classes
like: Electronic Media Law, Media Law, Telecommunications Regulation, upper-division Mass Communications courses, Communications Law
and Legal Issues in Communications. The secondary audience is media professionals such as producers and managers.
