This section of the proceedings is comprised of nine papers on various topics. Papers include: "Hybrid Press: Newspapering on the Coeur d'Alene Mining Frontier, 1890-1892" (David J. Vergobbi); "Through a Lens Clearly: Women and the Evolution of World News" (Carolyn M. Byerly); "The Challenge of Political 'Spin Medicine' to the Traditional Concept of Television News: A Case Study of the 1988 Campaign" (Manny Paraschos); "The Evils Congress Has a Right To Prevent?: The Million Principle and the Espionage Act Cases" (Elizabeth B. Hindman); "Public Opinion: An Influence in Supreme Court Libel Decisions?" (Linda M. Perry); "The Prison Access Cases: Journalism, the Public Sphere, and the Right to Know" (David S. Allen); "Legal Issues in Electronic Alteration of News Photography" (Michael D. Sherer); "Recognizing the Economic Functions of the Television Censors" (John Weispfenning); and "Coverage of Black Americans by the 'New York Times,' 1981-1989" (Carolyn Martindale). (SR)