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spir-8429	Lee, Ju Young	An Old Regime for Viewpoint Diversity of the New Media: protecting anonymity for a functioning marketplace of ideas in cyberspace	2011.0	20	.pdf	application/pdf	7635	335	47	Through the analysis of McIntyre v. Ohio Elections Commission, which is a landmark case of the protection of anonymous political speech, in light of three principles derived from Red Lion and Miami Herald, it will be examined how the First Amendment protection of anonymous speech can play a crucial role in creating a functioning „marketplace of ideas‟ on the internet. Despite the implication of this normative approach (i.e., the consideration of the value and impact of anonymous speech relative to the attributes of human), Constantine (1996) concluded that the McIntyre court remained legislative uncertainty, that is, failed to delineate “the requirements of a constitutionally sound statute regulating anonymous political speech” (p. 8).	cache/spir-8429.pdf	txt/spir-8429.txt