Which has primacy?
Freedom of Speech
or
Autonomy in Commmunication
How do these differ?
What do they comprise of?
What conflicting or intersecting rights exist?
No, I’ve not defined terms. I have definitions in mind, but am also trialing language. The 2nd term is novel and appears not to be in significant use. I’m interested in seeing what others presume the meaning to be.
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I'll speak to US since I know that best.
The Zenger trail in 1734 was a landmark for freedom of the press. Zenger was accused of libel for criticizing allegedly corrupt Royal Governor Crosby. Zenger was defended by Hamilton and won a jury trial.
Pamphleteers and publishers such as Paul Revere and Thomas Payne were a key asset of the Revolution.
There was a strong swing toward increased speech and press freedom in 1960 starting with the Free Speech Movement. Cohen v California.
"Autonomy in Communication" seems to refer to giving autonomy to public relations folks in corporate communications(?)
@hhardy01 That's a use, yes, though not a notably prevalent one IMO.
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@hhardy01 Player's choice.
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