Brandeis meets Gutenberg

Dieter Dörr, born in 1952; Chair for Public Law, International and European Law, Media Law at the University of Mainz and Director of the Mainz Media Institute. Udo Fink, born in 1957; Chair for Public Law, International and European Law, International Trade Law at the University of Mainz. Russel Weaver, born in 1952; Professor of Law and Distinguished University Scholar at the University of Louisville, Louis D. Brandeis School of Law. Tobias Keber, born in 1974; Associate Lecturer and Researcher at the Chair for Public Law, International and European Law, International Trade Law at the University of Mainz.

Contents: Russell L. Weaver/Eckart Klein/Dieter Dörr/Udo Fink: Foreword: Honoring and Remembering the Johannes Gutenberg Faculty of Law - University of Louisville Louis D. Brandeis School of Law Exchange Relationship - Robert L. Stenger: Learning on International Faculty Exchange - Don Burnett: A Global Theatre of American Justice? O. J. Simpson and Gutenberg's Second Wave - Russell L. Weaver: Gutenberg and Mass Communication - Dieter Dörr: The Tension between Ensuring and Protecting Personal Reputation and Cherishing Free Speech: Comparative Perspectives - An Overview of the Constitutional Court's position under consideration of Art. 10 ECHR - Mark D. Cole: The Atlantic or Pacific(a) Divide: On Regulating Broadcast Indecency in the U.S. from a Comparative European Perspective - Udo Fink: Public international law rules concerning the extension of national jurisdiction on the internet - Tobias O. Keber: Online Surveillance within the framework of German Data Protection Law - License to infiltrate? - Walter Rudolf: Federal States and International Law - Jessica Sänger: German Copyright Contract Law since 2002 and the Effects on Publishing - Ines Gillich: The Inter-American System of Human Rights and the United States - Judith D. Fischer: Gender-Neutral Language in U.S. Courts - Lisa H. Nicholson: US and EU: The Comparative Responses to the Global Economic Crisis - Susan Hanley Duncan: Preparing Students to Practice Law in 2010 and Beyond: The Call for Skills Training in the United States and Germany.