“The constitutional status of cyberspace will ultimately turn on the analogies, and the analogies are up for grabs. In Scrambling for Protection, Patrick Garry argues that the new electronic media look much less like twentieth-centiry broadcast networks than like the eighteenth-century printing presses that were at the core of the original understanding of the First Amendment.”
—The New Yorker

“At a time of much blind speculation and knee jerk thinking about the future of the media, Mr. Garry offers a good deal of thoughtful common sense and a useful historical perspective on communications policy relating to the new media, the old media, the government and the courts.”
—Lawrence K. Grossman, former president, NBC News and PBS

“Mr. Garry’s book will resonate among all those who cherish freedon of speech and the special role, in this country, played by the First Amendment.”
—Patrick D. Maines, president, The Media Institute