It seems that the First Amendment has long been the province of the press as proxy for the public in protecting the marketplace of ideas. But does speech carry the same First Amendment protections when it is made by a commercial heavyweight in the financial marketplace?
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Our roving media attorney writes a monthly column (republished here by permission) for SportsTravel magazine. This month's topic: Peak Performances — Track and swimming face challenges when their athletes compete against their own legacies.

JW Media lawyer Paul Watler was interviewed for a Dallas Morning News article regarding the use of Twitter by pro athletes. Paul, who often handles First Amendment issues, said that a coach could probably ban Twitter accounts in order to maintain discipline.