All Voices Are Heard On Talk Radio Since Demise Of Fairness Doctrine, Says Rep. Pence

Rep. Mike Pence (R-IN) describes how all voices on the political spectrum are heard through the freedom of talk radio.
"All find their way to the airwaves of this country since the demise of the fairness doctrine," said Pence. (0:29)
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Sotomayor On Free Speech

By Michael Combier-Talk Radio News Service

Paul Smith, a Law Partner at Jenner & Block, recalls two legal cases on the subject of the first amendment and free speech in which Judge Sotomayor was focused on dealing with the doctrine on a case by case basis.(1:35)
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Luke Sheehan: Universities try to limit free speech

Victoria Jones interviews Luke Sheehan of the Campus Freedom Network on Feb. 27, 2009 at CPAC. He brings up examples of universities across the U.S. punishing students for public expression which was deemed "offensive." He says this happens because university administrators want to treat students like children. (06:33)
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Iranian blogger Arash Sigarchi says that it is easier to buy drugs in Iran than get access to information

Speaking through an interpreter at an American Enterprise Institute panel on bloggers in the Middle East, Iranian blogger Arash Sigarchi says that it is easier to acquire narcotics than it is to access information. (0:28)
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Lebanese blogger Tony Badran says blogs can also be used to spread propaganda

Speaking at an American Enterprise Institute panel on bloggers in the Middle East, Lebanese blogger Tony Badran says that blogs can be used both for dissent against regimes and also tools for disinformation by regimes. (0:30)
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