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Future of First Amendment: Links to various resources.

Poynter's First Amendment, FOI Resources: Assembled by David Shedden

Tip Sheet for High School Journalists: Assembled by David Shedden
 
The Censorship Generation? -- Analysis of 2004 study

A Suburban Surprise:
Analysis by Warren Watson
If you haven't taken the shortened version of the First Amendment Survey described in this article, you can do so here.

You'll find detailed responses to the survey from its actual participants in the PDF document here.
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