Editor's note.
Welcome to the 58th Volume of the Federal Communications Law
Journal, the nation's premier journal in communications law and the
official law journal of the Federal Communications Bar Association. . . .
Virginia cellular and highland cellular: the FCC establishes a
framework for eligible telecommunications carrier designation in
I. INTRODUCTION
II. BACKGROUND
III. CONTROVERSY AND SIGNIFICANCE
IV. ELIGIBLE TELECOMMUNICATIONS DESIGNATION
FRAMEWORK
A. 1996 Telecommunications Act
B. FCC Regulations and . . .
Navigating communications regulation in the wake of 9/11.
I. THE GOVERNMENT'S ENHANCED SURVEILLANCE AUTHORITY
A. Changes to the Surveillance Statutes
1. Application to New Providers
2. New Classes of Surveillance Targets and . . .
Broadcast flags and the war against digital television piracy: a
solution or dilemma for the digital era?
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE MECHANICS OF THE SOLUTION
A. The ATSC Flag
B. The Flag's Technical Strengths and Vulnerabilities
1. Strengths of the Flag
2. Weaknesses of the . . .
Four more years ... of the status quo? How simple principles can
lead us out of the regulatory wilderness.
I. INTRODUCTION
II. REGULATORY CLASSIFICATIONS
III. JURISDICTIONAL MATTERS
IV. AGENCY POWER
V. CONCLUSION: ENDING THE "CHICKEN LITTLE COMPLEX"
I. INTRODUCTION
As the Bush Administration . . .
Digital Crossroads: American Telecommunications Policy in the
Internet Age.(Book Review)
Digital Crossroads: American Telecommunications Policy in the
Internet Age, Jonathan E. Nuechterlein & Philip J. Weiser,
Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press, 2005, 670 pages.
Most practitioners of . . .
New objectives for CFIUS: foreign ownership, critical
infrastructure, and communications interception.(Committee on Foreign
Inve
I. NEW CHALLENGES
II. THE CFIUS PROCESS
III. RISKS OF FOREIGN OWNERSHIP
IV. NEW GOALS FOR REGULATION
Global economic integration creates new kinds of risks for national
security. Foreign ownership . . .
Editor's note.
Welcome to the third issue of the fifty-seventh volume of the
Federal Communications Law Journal. A number of years have passed since
September 11, and yet security issues continue to be at the . . .
Recent developments in program content regulation.
I. THE DEREGULATORY TREND THAT BEGAN IN THE 1970S
II. 2004: STRENGTHENING OF RULES GOVERNING INDECENCY
AND CHILDREN'S TV
A. Indecency
B. Children's Television on Digital . . .
Time for change on media cross-ownership regulation.
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE REVISED CROSS-MEDIA RULES
III. TODAY'S MEDIA MARKETPLACE
IV. A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD
V. PUBLIC INTEREST BENEFITS
VI. THE THIRD CIRCUIT'S DECISION
VII. STEPS FOR THE NEW . . .
Digital Nation: Toward an Inclusive Information Society.(Book
Review)
Digital Nation: Toward an Inclusive Information Society, Anthony G.
Wilhelm, Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press, 2004, 184 pages.
In the dawn of the information age, technological literacy and
access . . .
State regulatory approaches to VoIP: policy, implementation, and
outcome.
I. APPROACHING VOIP
A. The Genesis of Approaches
B. The Functional Approach
1. Legal Approach (Application of State Law)
2. The States
a. Non Cases-in-Controversy
. . .
Securing the freedom of the communications
revolution.(Introduction)
At the dawn of the American Revolution, Thomas Paine wrote that
"the design and end of government" was to provide the public
with "freedom and security." (1) For the past 200 years,
Americans . . .
The contrasting policies of the FCC and FERC regarding the
importance of open transmission networks in downstream competitive
ma
I. BACKGROUND
A. FERC's Historical Resistance to Competition and Court
Mandates
B. Origins and Evolution of FERC's Policies Regarding
Access to Gas Pipelines and Electric . . .
The broadcast flag: it's not just TV.
I am not much of a TV person. My only set, non-HD, still picks up
its channels through rabbit ears. The broadcast flag still gets me
steamed, though, so much so that I recently built a . . .
Discriminatory filtering: CIPA's effect on our nation's
youth and why the Supreme Court erred in upholding the constitutionality
I. INTRODUCTION
II. LEGAL HISTORY OF THE CHILDREN'S INTERNET PROTECTION
ACT
A. What is CIPA?
1. What is a Filter and How Does It Work?
a. Disabling Filters
2. . . .
Homeland security and wireless telecommunications: the continuing
evolution of regulation.
I. INTRODUCTION
II. PUBLIC INTEREST REGULATION IN THE NAME OF SAFETY
A. Introduction
B. CALEA
1. CALEA Statutory Framework
2. Implementation on the Wireless . . .
Signor Marconi's Magic Box: The Most Remarkable Invention of
the 19th Century and the Amateur Inventor Whose Genius Sparked a
Re
Signor Marconi's Magic Box: The Most Remarkable Invention of
the 19th Century & the Amateur Inventor Whose Genius Sparked a
Revolution, Gavin Weightman, Cambridge, Mass.: Da Capo Press, 2003, . . .
My beef with big media: how government protects big media - and
shuts out upstarts like me.
I. THE BIG SQUEEZE
II. SUPERSIZING NETWORKS
III. TRIPLE BLIGHT
A. Loss of quality
B. Loss of localism
C. Loss of democratic debate
IV. INDEPENDENTS' DAY
In the late 1960s, when . . .
Universal service: problems, solutions, and responsive
policies.
I. THE IMPORTANCE OF UNIVERSAL SERVICE
II. PROBLEMS WITH UNIVERSAL SERVICE
III. PROBEMATIC POLICIES
IV. PROPOSED SOLUTIONS
V. FORBEARANCE, COMPETITION, INFORMATION SERVICES AND
ARBITRAGE
. . .
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