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California legislature / Harvard Law School / Supreme Court / Judiciary Committee / Congress / UN Court / Electronic Frontier Foundation / /
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L. A. Powe / Jr. / Tim Wu / Thomas G. Krattenmaker / Mark Lemley / Amy Harmon / Phil Agre / Melanie Glickson / David Sobel / Andrew Shapiro / Mike Godwin / Bruce J. Ennis / Jon Weinberg / Teresa Wu / Jeffrey Rosen / Deepak Gupta / /
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counsel / actor / President / Professor of Law / Staff Counsel / Professor for Entrepreneurial Legal Studies / Marshall / /
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A.B. / California / /
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THE NEW Y ORK TIMES / /
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vending technology / push technologies / 3 technologies / pull technologies / Netscape technologies / html / ALE / Cable TV / 1 technologies / /
What Things Regulate Speech: CDA 2.0 vs. Filtering Lawrence Lessig * In 1995, California passed a statute making it a crime to sell porn in vending machines. More precisely, the statute made it a crime to sell “harmful