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Censorship, Freedoms, and Communication Regulation (AS.480.655)
Communication professionals must often grapple with issues of whether and how their fields are regulated. These concerns are magnified for organizations working in global contexts, forcing practitioners to consider issues of censorship and regulation within multiple jurisdictions. Knowing these rights and boundaries allows professional communicators to protect their work as well as to serve their audiences most effectively. Using the United States as a starting point, this course will explore legal trends and issues that affect communicators and their audiences while also comparing to international regulations.
JHU Communication Graduate Programs: https://advanced.jhu.edu/academics/fields-of-study/communication/
Academic Calendar: https://advanced.jhu.edu/student-resources/academic-calendar/
Censorship, Freedoms, and Communication Regulation (AS.480.655)
Communication professionals must often grapple with issues of whether and how their fields are regulated. These concerns are magnified for organizations working in global contexts, forcing practitioners to consider issues of censorship and regulation within multiple jurisdictions. Knowing these rights and boundaries allows professional communicators to protect their work as well as to serve their audiences most effectively. Using the United States as a starting point, this course will explore legal trends and issues that affect communicators and their audiences while also comparing to international regulations.
JHU Communication Graduate Programs: https://advanced.jhu.edu/academics/fields-of-study/communication/
Academic Calendar: https://advanced.jhu.edu/student-resources/academic-calendar/
