Hi. I'm Ian Rosenberg,
Hi. I'm Ian Rosenberg,
a media lawyer, author, and professor.
a media lawyer, author, and professor.
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Terrible Stuff Damaging Everybody:
Terrible Stuff Damaging Everybody:
The True Story of Lies and Libel in Dominion v. Fox
The True Story of Lies and Libel in Dominion v. Fox
Coming Fall 2026
from NYU Press
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Brooklyn College's Wolfe Institute Celebrates Free Speech Handbook with an online author discussion on Sept. 29 at 6:30 pm ET.
Brooklyn College's Wolfe Institute Celebrates Free Speech Handbook with an online author discussion on Sept. 29 at 6:30 pm ET.
Join us for an online conversation with author Ian Rosenberg and illustrator Mike Cavallaro, moderated by Associate Professor Beth Evans, Brooklyn College Library. Info & Zoom registration: here.
Join us for an online conversation with author Ian Rosenberg and illustrator Mike Cavallaro, moderated by Associate Professor Beth Evans, Brooklyn College Library. Info & Zoom registration: here.
In the face of a rising tide of censorship and suppression, this updated paperback edition of Free Speech Handbook, the acclaimed nonfiction graphic novel, equips readers with a practical framework for appreciating the history―and future―of our free speech protections. The book brilliantly traces this turbulent history across 10 seminal Supreme Court cases while drawing parallels with more recent controversies. Rosenberg’s straightforward language combines with Cavallaro’s bold and bright art to create an accessible and engaging crash course on the meaning, reach, and limits of our free speech protections.
In the face of a rising tide of censorship and suppression, this updated paperback edition of Free Speech Handbook, the acclaimed nonfiction graphic novel, equips readers with a practical framework for appreciating the history―and future―of our free speech protections. The book brilliantly traces this turbulent history across 10 seminal Supreme Court cases while drawing parallels with more recent controversies. Rosenberg’s straightforward language combines with Cavallaro’s bold and bright art to create an accessible and engaging crash course on the meaning, reach, and limits of our free speech protections.
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