| Contents |
Introduction : American exceptionalism, the French exception, media law and policy -- Freedom of expression in the United States and France : political, legal, and cultural contexts -- American exceptionalism and Internet law -- The French exception (l'exception française) and media law -- New media, same old sex scandals : comparative exceptionalism, freedom of expression and invasion of privacy in France and the United States -- Intellectual property law and the transfer of collective journalistic works from real space to cyberspace : the case of the United States and France -- New media, old interest groups : civil society and Internet regulation in the United States and France -- Google Books, "linguistic capitalism," and the exceptional intellectual property law regimes of the United States and France -- Intellectual property, freedom of expression, and the Internet gripe sites phenomenon in the United States and France. |
