'œEdward W. Ploman . provides, for the first time, a collection of the major legal instruments in international communication and information. Ploman acknowledges the absence of a generally agreed upon approach to international law on communication. Accordingly, he has constructed a quite logical framework for anyone now befuddled by the myriad overlapping subject areas in international communication law. The collection fills a need for anyone who . has had to pore through a variety of legal sources.the book is valuable for its chronological development of international law.

'' American Journalism.