15.1 Media and Government

Facebook Versus the FTC

Mark Zuckerberg speaks at a keynote event.
Source: Brian Solis – Mark Zuckerber f8 Keynote – CC BY 2.0.

The debate continues over online privacy and the government’s role in maintaining this privacy. The recent buzz over Facebook’s privacy policies is just one of many examples of the debate over government’s place in the world of media. How is copyright protected across different media outlets? What material is considered appropriate for broadcast? Does the U.S. government have the right to censor information? This chapter explores these and other questions regarding the long and complex relationship between media and the government.

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