Convergence and competition - at last.
Nearly nine years after enactment of the 1996 Telecommunications
Act and thirteen years after the 1992 Cable Act, the convergence set in
motion by these landmark statutes is beginning to . . .
Staying afloat in the Internet stream: how to keep Web radio from
drowning in digital copyright royalties.
I. INTRODUCTION
II. COPYRIGHT LAW AND MUSICAL RECORDINGS
A. Early Regulations
B. The Birth of the Internet
C. Digital Performance Right in Sound Recordings Act
D. The Digital . . .
Parity rules: mapping regulatory treatment of similar
services.
I. INTRODUCTION
II. TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES
A. Background
1. Wireline Telecommunications
2. Wireless Telecommunications
B. Regulatory Issues
1. Market Power
. . .
Finding substance in the FCC's policy of "substantial
service".
I. INTRODUCTION 398
II. THE PROCESS OF LICENSE RENEWAL 399
III. "SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE" . . .
Why the world radiocommunication conference continues to be
relevant today.
I. INTRODUCTION 287
II. WHAT IS THE WRC? 288
III. WHY IS THE WRC RELEVANT TODAY? . . .
Communications policy for the next four years.
I. ENSURING INFORMATION SECURITY IN A DIGITAL WORLD
II. SPIES AMONG US
III. NEXT-GENERATION E-911
IV. SPAM
V. TV RATINGS FAIRNESS
VI. ICANN REFORM
VII. DIGITAL DEMOCRACY
VIII. . . .
Verizon Communications, Inc. V. FCC - telecommunications access
pricing and regulator accountability through administrative law
I. INTRODUCTION
II. U.S. TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATION
A. Deregulation Framework
B. Access Pricing
III. ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND REVIEWING
TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACCESS PRICES
A. . . .
Spectrum Wars: The Policy and Technology Debate .(Book
Review)
Spectrum Wars: The Policy and Technology Debate, Jennifer A.
Manner, Boston: Artech House, 2003, 186 pages.
I. INTRODUCTION 439
II. THE . . .
Controlling Market Power in Telecommunications.(Book
Review)
Controlling Market Power in Telecommunications: Antitrust vs.
Sector-specific Regulation, Damien Geradin & Michel Kerf, Oxford:
Oxford University Press, 2003, 401 pages.
I. INTRODUCTION
In . . .
Editor's note.
I am delighted to welcome you to the second issue of Volume 57 of
the Federal Communications Law Journal. This issue is the first of the
Bush Administration's second term and the first since . . .
Wandering along the road to competition and convergence - the
changing CMRS roadmap.(commercial mobile radio services)
I. INTRODUCTION: THE WIRELESS ROAD LESS TRAVELED--TWO
ROADS DIVERGED
A. Once Again, Whither Wireless?
B. Charting a Federal Course for CMRS--The FCC as
Wilderness Guide
II. . . .
Legislating the Tower of Babel: international restrictions on
Internet content and the marketplace of ideas.
I. INTRODUCTION 418
II. FOREIGN THREATS TO FIRST AMENDMENT PROTECTION OF
ONLINE AMERICAN NEWS CONTENT 419
. . .
Rehearsal for media regulation: congress versus the
telegraph-news monopoly, 1866-1900.
I. THE CENTURY THAT NEVER HAPPENED 300
II. FREE SPEECH AND THE RISE OF CORPORATE AMERICA 302
III. WESTERN UNION, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, AND THE
. . .
A round "PEG" for a round hole: advocating for the Town
of Oyster Bay's public access channel restrictions.(public,
educational,
I. INTRODUCTION
A new version of an old trend is rising in the advertising world.
Often called "alternative" or "guerilla" marketing,
the trend finds marketers giving expensive items from . . .
The 2005 communications act of unintended consequences.
Communications policy has been a parade of grand themes. At the
start of the last century, universal affordable service by AT&T, the
dominant provider, became the overriding theme in telephony. It . . .
A horizontal leap forward: formulating a new communications
public policy framework based on the network layers model.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
I. OVERVIEW AND SUMMARY
II. BACKGROUND
A. The Worm of Legacy Communications Regulation
B. The Network Engineering Concept of Layered
Architecture
1. . . .
Editor's note.
Welcome to the third issue of the fifty-sixth volume of the Federal
Communications Law Journal. This issue, comprised of four Articles and
one student Note, deals with topics such as regulatory . . .
Editor's note.
Welcome to the second issue of the fifty-sixth volume of the
Federal Communications Law Journal. This issue presents a diverse
selection of communications law topics, including telegraph and . . .
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