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The New Abridged Reporter's Privilege: Policies, Principles, And Pathological Perspectives, Erik Ugland Jan 2010

The New Abridged Reporter's Privilege: Policies, Principles, And Pathological Perspectives, Erik Ugland

College of Communication Faculty Research and Publications

This Article contends that contemporary arguments about the reporter's privilege are increasingly situated within a divided framework in which protections for confidential and nonconfidential information are treated as separate interests that lack a shared theoretical justification. This is both a cause and consequence of a broader tendency among judges, legislators, journalists, and lawyers to emphasize policy-based conceptions of the privilege that are focused on case-specific calculations of harms and benefits, rather than principle-based conceptions focused on journalistic autonomy and the need for a structural separation of press and government. Policy arguments present the privilege as a narrow, utilitarian device for …


Review Of Jan Olsson's Los Angeles Before Hollywood: Journalism And American Film Culture, 1905 To 1915, Amanda R. Keeler Jan 2010

Review Of Jan Olsson's Los Angeles Before Hollywood: Journalism And American Film Culture, 1905 To 1915, Amanda R. Keeler

College of Communication Faculty Research and Publications

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"Chromatic Fantasy Sonata" By Davide Brubeck, Vasil Atanasov Cvetkov Jan 2010

"Chromatic Fantasy Sonata" By Davide Brubeck, Vasil Atanasov Cvetkov

LSU Doctoral Dissertations

Dave Brubeck (b. 1920) is best known as a jazz composer, pianist, and bandleader, but he has also composed dozens of works that reach beyond the realm of jazz. His Chromatic Fantasy Sonata represents a milestone in his compositional activity, artfully fusing elements from European art music and the American jazz idiom. The work's subtitle ("inspired by J. S. Bach") makes clear the influence of the Baroque master, but gives no hint of the thoroughgoing jazz influences Brubeck also included in the piece. The Chromatic Fantasy Sonata was originally commissioned in 1988 by the chamber group An die Musik (oboe, …