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Friday, March 26, 2010

 
event: Corn-Revere Speech at GMU (4/5) on "First Amendment & the End of History"
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My good friend and mentor Robert Corn-Revere, a Partner at Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, will be delivering what sounds like a terrific speech on April 5th at 4:00 at the George Mason University School of Law on "The First Amendment and the End of History: Does Media Convergence Mean the End of Regulation or is it Just the Beginning?" It's a topic I care about deeply and you'll see how influential Bob's thinking has been on my own by watching that video down below. Bob is one of America's leading free speech scholars and a tireless defender of First Amendment rights. And he's always entertaining when he steps to a podium to deliver remarks. Admission to the event is free but RSVPs are requested: iep.gmu@gmail.com. Here are logistical details:

Monday, April 5, 2010, 4 p.m.
George Mason University School of Law (Room 120)
3301 Fairfax Drive, Arlington, Va. (Orange Line: Virginia Square-GMU Metro)

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