[NhanH]

The corporation certainly can kick you out of the stadium, but any law that can make such broadcast illegal is probably nigh unconstitutional in the US.

[jkaplowitz]

It’s amazing how many constitutional rights are allowed to be restricted by contract in the US. First Amendment free speech rights are on that list.

[umanwizard]

Obviously rights can be limited by contract. That’s what a contract is: two parties agreeing to things they’re not legally forced to do.

[FireBeyond]

Definitely not unilaterally.

Washington Landlord Tenant law lists several unwaivable rights of tenants, even given specific consideration.

You can't put a clause in my lease that says "For a discount of $100/mo, I forego the relevant rights on habitability (heating, water, etc.)" - even if I am willing to agree to it.

[latexr]

No, that is not correct. Search for “unwaivable rights”. Obviously you can’t just limit rights with a contract. If you could, labour laws would be useless and minimum wages wouldn’t exist.

[drysine]

>First Amendment free speech rights are on that list.

Do you think NDAs should be prohibited?

[DidYaWipe]

The First Amendment only prohibits speech restriction BY THE GOVERNMENT. It does not prohibit it by any other entities.