What are the different levels of First Amendment protection afforded to print, broadcast, cable and the Internet? Why do those different levels exist? In other words. how do the different mediums differ? Lovell v. Griffin (1938) 0 Why isn't liberty of the press confined to newspapers and periodicals? 0 Liberty of the press includes every publication that does what? 0 How would this reasoning support First Amendment protection for the Internet that is equal to print media? (Use your critical thinking skills.) Miami Herald v. Tornilio (1974) o What rule did the court establish? 0 Understand the four reasons the court used to come to its conclusion. Red Lion Broadcasting Co. in FCC (1969) o How did the US. Supreme Court reach seemingly conflicting decisions in the Red Lion and Torniiio cases? In other words, how did the US. Supreme Court justify allowing the government to regulate broadcasting in ways that it said would violate the First Amendment rights of publishers? - What are the three rationales for broadcast regulation? How is cable different from broadcast and print? How does the First Amendment apply to cable? Reno 1/. ACLU, 521 us. 844 (1997) o Is the Internet broadcasting? Explain why the three rationales that justify broadcast regulations don't justify regulating the Internet to the same degree. 0 Explain whether the US. Supreme Court left open the door to lessening the Internet's First Amendment protection. Packingham v. North Carolina (2017) o A fundamental First Amendment principle is that all persons have access to places where they can do what? a What concern did the majority have about ruling on a new medium such as the Internet? a What speech did the statute burden? Why is that speech important