Lecture 7 Flashcards
1
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Content-based vs content neutral regulation
A
content-based: depends on content.
- strict scrutiny test
content-neutral: depends on modalities of speech - time, place, manner
- intermediate/mid-level scrutiny test
2
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Intermediate scrutiny
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- Important govt interests
- Means related to those interests
3
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Strict scrutiny
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- Compelling government interests
- Law narrowly tailored
- Least restrictive means test
4
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High value speech
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Speech addressing matters of public concern
5
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Low value speech
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- Commercial speech: obscenity, incitement
- False statements
- Child pornography
- Etc - restrictions are not generally subjected to strict scrutiny tests - this speech
not protected by First Amendment on certain conditions
6
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ISP
A
Company that provides subscribers with access to the internet. Facilitate transactions between 3rd parties on the internet
Give access to,host transmit and index content/g/s originated by 3rd parties on the internet.
7
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Active hosting provider
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Manages/indexes info, collects revenue from advertising, service fees, T&C
8
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Passive hosting provider
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Mere storage service
Neutral/technical/automatic
9
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ISP Types
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- Access providers: Tiscali, Wind, Telecom, Fastweb
- Caching providers: Google, Bing, Aol
- Hosting providers: Youtube, eBay, Facebook, iTunes, Flickr, Twitter
- Content providers: Fox, La Stampa, La Repubblica
