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Playboy v. Deters
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio ruled that a local prosecutor should not have told a Barnes and Noble store to move material that he considered “harmful to minors” under the Ohio display...
Waldenbooks v. American Family Association
Waldenbooks, Playboy and some Media Coalition members sue the Florida chapter of the American Family Association for sending a letter to Florida retailers threatening to sue and publicly ridicule retailers unless they stopped...
228 Academics and Scholars Submit Open Statement to the American Psychological Association Task Force on Violent Media
Last week 228 Academics, researchers and scholars sent an open statement to the American Psychological Association (APA) Task Force on Violent Media calling for the ongoing review of media effects research to be objective, non-ideological and data driven. The statement also challenges many of the conclusions in the 2005 APA policy statement.
Media Coalition Submits Written Testimony for Hearing on “The Impact of Media Violence on Public Safety”
On July 9 2013, Media Coalition submitted a written testimony for the record to a hearing titled, “The Impact of Media Violence on Public Safety,” held by the California Senate Public Safety Subcommittee on Gangs,...
Media Coalition Releases “Only a Game: Why Censoring New Media Won’t Stop Gun Violence”
Media Coalition issued the 13-page report, Only a Game: Why Censoring New Media Won’t Stop Gun Violence in response to recent claims that media causes violence.
Only a Game: Why Censoring New Media Won’t Stop Gun Violence
Media Coalition issued the 13-page report, Only a Game: Why Censoring New Media Won’t Stop Gun Violence in response to recent claims that media causes violence.
