The Handbook of Communication Rights, Law, and Ethics

* Preface Monroe E. Price * Introduction Rodrigo Cetina-Presuel & Loreto Corredoira Part I Communication Rights: Principles 1. Freedom as the essential basis of communication rights Ignacio Bel Mallén 2. Human Dignity: A Revolutionary Principle in a Cosmopolitan Society Javier Gomá 3. Communication Rights in an Internet-Based Society: Why Is the Principle of Universality So Important? Loreto Corredoira 4. Communication Rights in the United Nations System: From Declarations to Softlaw. Leopoldo Abad 5. Universality vs. Standardization: The Privatization of Communication Rights on Social Media Rodrigo Cetina-Presuel 6. U.S. and International Communication Rights Frameworks and the Pursuit of Global Consensus Erik Ugland Part II Communication Rights: A Study of Subjects and Messages 7. Communication Rights and their Messages: News, Opinions, Ideas and Advertising. Ignacio Bel Mallén 8. Subjects of communication rights: A special study of minors. María Isabel Serrano Maíllo 9. News: Objectivity and Truth Justino Sinova 10. Journalists, Confidentiality and sources Lorenzo Cotino Hueso 11. Addressing the risks of harms caused by disinformation: European vs American approaches to testing the limits of dignity and freedom of expression online Divina Frau-Meigs 12. The law and ethics of journalism in a changing world: New professional realities and challenges for communication professionals Fernando Gutiérrez Atala Part III Studies In Comparative Communication Law 13. Data Protection as a Limit to Communication Rights. A General Vision of European Data Protection José Martínez Soria 14. Regulation of Internet Intermediaries and Communication Rights Joan Barata 15. Imperiling Community Memory: The European Right to be Forgotten's Tampering of Search Engine Results Krystie Byrum 16. The Crime of Historical Denialism as a Limit to Freedom of Expression: a European Glance German Manuel Teruel 17. Hate Speech in the United States and Abroad: Finding Common Ground Chris Demaske 18. Political Communication and Electoral Campaigns in Europe: The Search for International Standards Rafael Rubio 19. One Servant Cannot Serve Two Masters: A Struggle for Divided Loyalties of Media Regulation in East Asia Grace Leung & Richard Wu 20. Latin American thinking in communication and advances in communication rights Rolando Guevara Martínez 21. Media disorder and the future of journalism: International developments and the challenge of WikiLeaks Jane Johnston & Anne Wallace Part IV At the Intersection of Law and Ethics: Challenges in the Age of Algorithms, Disinformation and Post-Truth 22. Public Communication and Sustainability in a Post-Truth era María José Canel Crespo 23. Freedom of Expression on Social Networks and Doxing Pedro Anguita 24. The Emerging Threat of Artificial Intelligence Algorithms and Synthetic Media: A Consideration of Journalists' Responsibilities Muira Nicolette McCammon 25. Journalism Routines Depend on Clicks: Best Practices for using Metrics in Journalism Martza Zapata Vazquez 26. Epilogue: Why Communication Law and Ethics need each other. Ignacio Bel Mallén & Marisa Aguirre Nieto