Fred H. Cate

First Amendment

• "Constitutional Issues in Information Privacy," 9 Michigan Technology & Telecommunications Law Review 35 (2002) (with Robert Litan).
• Mass Media Law (6th edition) (Foundation Press, 2000) (with Marc Franklin and David Anderson).
• The Internet and the First Amendment: Schools and Sexually Explicit Expression (Phi Delta Kappa, 1998). Selected for the 35th annual Choice Outstanding Academic Books list by the Association of College and Research Libraries (1998).
• "Telephone Companies, the First Amendment, and Technological Convergence," 45 DePaul Law Review 1035 (1996).
• "Cybersex: Regulating Sexually Explicit Expression on the Internet," 14 Behavioral Sciences & the Law 145 (1996).
• "Indecency, Intolerance, and Ignorance: the First Amendment and the Regulation of Electronic Expression," 1995 Journal of On-Line Law 5.
• "The First Amendment and the National Information Infrastructure," 30 Wake Forest Law Review 1 (1995).
• "A Law Antecedent and Paramount," 47 Federal Communications Law Journal 205 (1994).
• Visions of the First Amendment for a New Millennium (The Annenberg Washington Program, 1992) (editor and contributor).
• "The First Amendment and the International 'Free Flow' of Information," 30 Virginia Journal of International Law 401 (1990).
• "Cable Television and the Compulsory Copyright License," 42 Federal Communications Law Journal 191 (1990).
• "The Commodification of Information and the Control of Expression," Privacy and Information Law Report, Mar. 2003, at 11.
• "The Commodification of Information and the Control of Expression," 43 Amicus Curiae 3 (2002).
• "The First Amendment, Children, The Internet, and America's Public Libraries," Indiana Libraries, vol. 17, no. 1, at 42 (1998).
• Constitutional Issues in Information Privacy, AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies Working Paper 01-11 (Sept. 2001).
• The First Amendment and Compulsory Access to Cable Television, in Cable Television Leased Access (1991).
• "In Defense of Cybersex," Indiana Alumni Magazine, May/Jun. 1996, at 64.
• "In Favor of Free Speech in a Vast Wasteland," San Francisco Chronicle, Oct. 27, 1993, at A21.
• "Television Violence," Los Angeles Times, Aug. 4, 1993, at B6.
• "Elected Officials Get Nasty About Rap, Art and the Flag," San Francisco Chronicle, Jun. 14, 1990, at A33.
• "Censorship as a Political Tool: A Bad Rap for 2 Live Crew," Atlanta Constitution, Jun. 13, 1990, at A13.
• "Censorship as a Political Tool," Christian Science Monitor, May 21, 1990, at 18.

• Data Mining and National Security
  
• Disaster Mitigation and Relief
  
• Financial Privacy and Information Flows
  
• First Amendment
  
• Identity Theft, Phishing, and Online Fraud
  
• Information Security and Breaches
  
• Intellectual Property
  
• International and Global Information Flows
  
• Internet and National Information Infrastructure
  
• Jury Selection and Deliberation
  
• Media and Telecommunications
  
• Medicine and Organ Transplantation
  
• Miscellaneous Publications
  
• Privacy and Data Protection
  
• Sexually Explicit Expression