Commercial Speech means all non-College advertising, marketing, sales, purchases, or agreements for the sale or purchase of goods or services, and all non-College solicitations of gifts of money or other goods or services by a person, groups of persons, or other entity, including charitable organizations. Commercial Speech is not Public Expression for purposes of this policy.
Commercial Speech means advertisements, solicitations, or testimonials for goods or services, including distribution of commercial leaflets, fliers, handbills, or similar messaging.
Commercial Speech means any sign wording, logo or other representation advertising a business, profession, commodity, service or entertainment for business purposes.
Examples of Commercial Speech in a sentence
Robert Post, The Constitutional Status of Commercial Speech, 48 UCLA L.
Redish, The First Amendment in the Marketplace: Commercial Speech and the Values of Free Expression, 39 GEO.
Designated coordinators may, at their discretion, decline to permit any Commercial Speech.
Edwin Baker, Commercial Speech: A Problem in the Theory of Freedom, 62 IOWA L.
Jackson & John Calvin Jeffries, Jr., Commercial Speech: Economic Due Process and the First Amendment, 65 VA.
More Definitions of Commercial Speech
Commercial Speech means speech in which the individual is engaged in commerce, the intended audience is commercial or actual or potential consumers, and the content of the message is commercial.
Commercial Speech means speech or writing on behalf of a business, person, or entity, with the intent of earning revenue or a profit. It is economic in nature and usually attempts to persuade consumers to purchase the business's product or service or proposes a commercial transaction.
Commercial Speech. (as defined in Policy 1-007) means “all spoken, written and symbolic speech intended in whole or in part for the personal profit of the person,
Commercial Speech means speech or sound intended to promote any business or other activity carried on for profit.
Commercial Speech. (as defined in Policy 1-007) means “all spoken, written and symbolic speech intended in whole or in part for the personal profit of the person, organization or institution engaged in the speech.” For the purposes of this document, Commercial Speech includes advertisement or promotion of any third party’s products or services (even if such third party is a donor to the University),
Commercial Speech. Means any sign, wording, logo, or other representation advertising a business, profession, commodity, goods, services, or entertainment for business purposes.
Commercial Speech means a speech or writing on behalf of a business with the intent of earning revenue or a profit or promoting the business. Words or symbols on personal apparel, or on decals or bumper stickers affixed to a vehicle by an owner of that vehicle, are not Commercial Speech within this definition. Unadorned acknowledgments or thanks to donors are not Commercial Speech within this definition.