Open video systems: too much regulation too
late?(Telecommunications Act of 1996: Ten Years Later Symposium)
There are lessons to be learned from the nonstarters in regulatory
historic. A good example in the 1996 Telecommunications Act ("1996
Act") (1) was Section 653's creation of open video . . .
Editor's note.
Welcome to the Third and final Issue of the Federal Communications
Law Journal Volume 58.
While all Issues of the FCLJ provide important insight into
communications law, this Issue is . . .
Cable operators' Fifth Amendment claims applied to digital
must-carry.
I. INTRODUCTION
II. MUST-CARRY AND RETRANSMISSION CONSENT RULES
A. Analog Must-Carry
B. Analog Must-Carry Ru les Are Ctitutional
C. Digital Must-Carry
III. CABLE FIFTH AMENDMENT . . .
New Television, Old Politics: The Transition to Digital TV in the
United States and Britain.(Book Review)
New Television, Old Polities: The Transition to Digital TV in the
United States and Britain, Hernan Galperin, New York, N.Y., Cambridge
University Press, 2004, 311 pages.
Hernan Galperin uses . . .
Why stovepipe regulation no longer works: an essay on the need
for a new market-oriented communications policy.
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE EXISTING REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: VERTICAL
STOVEPIPES BASED ON TECHNO-FUNCTIONAL DISTINCTIONS
III. THE PROBLEM: DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY AND ABUNDANT
BANDWlTH . . .
Interconnection policy and technological
progress.(Telecommunications Act of 1996: Ten Years Later
Symposium)
I. INTERCONNECTION POLICY BEFORE 1996
II. INTERCONNECTION AND THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACT OF
1996
III. THE INTERNET AND INTERCONNECTION
I. INTERCONNECTION POLICY BEFORE 1996
The network . . .
Ten years under the 1996 Telecommunications
Act.(Telecommunications Act of 1996: Ten Years Later Symposium)
Approximately every two years, on average, Congress makes
significant changes in the nation's rule of law governing the
communications and media industries. Sometimes the changes express
direct . . .
An economic approach to the regulation of direct
marketing.
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE GROWTH OF DIRECT MARKETING
A. Public Reaction to Direct Marketing
B. The Literature on Direct Marketing
III. THE FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS OF THE VOLUME PROBLEM
. . .
Brand X and the Wireline Broadband Report and Order: the
beginning of the end of the distinction between Title I and Title II
se
I. INTRODUCTION
II. EVOLUTION OF THE BOUNDARIES BETWEEN REGULATED AND
UNREGULATED SERVICES
A. Basic Versus Enhanced Services: The Computer Inquiry
Line of Decisions
B. The . . .
A model for emergency service of VoIP through certification and
labeling.
I. INTRODUCTION
II. EXISTING MODELS FOR CERTIFICATION
A. Theory and Practice of Certification
B. Certification Examples
1. Underwriters Laboratories and Product Safety
. . .
The 1996 Telecommunications Act: ten years
later.(Telecommunications Act of 1996: Ten Years Later
Symposium)
Like all legislation, the Telecommunications Act of 1996
("1996 Act") was justified on the basis of the public
interest. And as in many legislative processes, the public interest was
interpreted by . . .
Rethinking regulation of advertising aimed at children.
I. INTRODUCTION: A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE REGULATION OF
ADVERTISING AIMED AT CHILDREN
II. THE SCOPE OF THE CTA AND THE GOVERNMENT'S GENERAL
PURPOSE IN PRESCRIBING COMMERCIAL LIMITS FOR
. . .
Spread spectrum is good - but it does not obsolete NBC v.
U.S.!
I. INTRODUCTION
II. PURPOSE AND APOLOGY
III. ANALYSIS
A. Assertion One: Spread Spectrum Eliminates Interference
B. Assertion Two: Signals Below the Noise Floor Are
Harmless
IV. . . .
Measuring media market diversity: concentration, importance, and
pluralism.
I. INTRODUCTION
II. ANALYZING PROMETHEUS
A. The FCC Procedure for Deriving Cross-Media Limits
1. The Diversity Index
2. Consolidation Scenarios
3. The Cross-Media . . .
Communications policy for 2006 and beyond.
I. INTRODUCTION
II. ACCESS NETWORK COMPETITION
A. Spectrum Policy to Develop Access Networks
B. Access Network Competition and Unbundling
C. Competing Access Networks Require . . .
Looking backwards and looking forwards in contemplating the next
rewrite of the communications act.(Telecommunications Act of 19
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE CO-EVOLUTION OF LAW, TECHNOLOGY, SECTOR
ORGANIZATION, AND PERFORMANCE
III. THE INCOMPLETE CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS FOR
REGULATORY REFORM
A. Unbundling
B. . . .
Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick: How Local TV Broadcasters
Exert Political Power.(Book review)
Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick: How Local TV Broadcasters Exert
Political Power, J. H. Snider, New York: iUniverse, Inc. 2005, 592
pages.
For the past eighteen years, I have worked for CBS. . . .
Rethinking reform of the FCC: a reply to Randolph
May.(Administrative Law Review, vol. 56, p. 1307, 2004)
I. INTRODUCTION
II. RANDOLPH MAY'S CALL FOR AGENCY REFORM
III. EXPLORING THE NEED FOR AGENCY REFORM
XV. EXPANDING THE CONTEXTUAL SETTING OF THE REFORM
DEBATE
A. Previous FCC . . .
Toward a limited right of access to jury deliberations.
I. THE CONSTITUTION AND ACCESS TO JURY DELIBERATIONS
II. THE JURY AND THE COMMON LAW
III. NO DANGER: ABSOLUTE JURY PRIVACY IS A RELIC
IV. PARAMETERS FOR A POSTVERDICT RIGHT OF ACCESS TO JURY
. . .
Costs and consequences of federal telecommunications
regulations.
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE BASICS: EFFECTS OF ECONOMIC REGULATION
A. Below Competitive Prices
B. Above Competitive Prices
C. Inflated Costs
D. Stifled Innovation and . . .
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