Masthead Editor’s Note Articles FILTH, FILTERING, AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT: RUMINATIONS ON PUBLIC LIBRARIES’ USE OF INTERNET FILTERING SOFTWARE by Bernard W. Bell Traditionally, whenever the government has sought to regulate speech, analysis of its action focused on conventional issues,… Read More »Volume 53; 2000-2001 • Issue 2
Masthead Editor’s Note Articles THE ART OF WRITING GOOD REGULATIONS by Commissioner Harold W. Furchtgott-Roth In this introduction to the three pieces that follow, Commissioner Harold Furchtgott-Roth proposes his view that the regulation-drafting process relies more on art than science.… Read More »Volume 53; 2000-2001 • Issue 1
Masthead Editor’s Note LETTER OF INTRODUCTION by M. Anne Swanson, President-Elect, Federal Communications Bar Association Papers JOINT STATEMENT OF SUMNER M. REDSTONE CHAIRMAN AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER VIACOM INC. AND MEL KARMAZIN PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF CBS CORP.… Read More »Volume 52; 1999-2000 • Issue 3
Masthead Editor’s Note Articles WHO’S TAKING WHOM: SOME COMMENTS AND EVIDENCE ON THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF TELRIC by David Gabel & David I. Rosenbaum The FCC requires that the price of unbundled network elements be equal to the total element long-run… Read More »Volume 52; 1999-2000 • Issue 2
Editor’s Note Articles FINANCING TELECOMMUNICATIONS PROJECTS IN ASIA: A PROMISING REGULATORY PERSPECTIVE by Rachelle B. Chong & Wendy Chow Asia’s telecommunications market has long been viewed as lucrative and fast growing. As the benefits of a competitive telecommunications market become… Read More »Volume 52; 1999-2000 • Issue 1
Editor’s Note New Approaches to Minority Media Ownership Columbia Institute for Tele-Information, Columbia University Equality in the Information Age by William E. Kennard Equity Pooling and Media Ownership by Peter Chinloy This Article outlines a method of pooling equity for… Read More »Volume 51; 1998-1999 • Issue 3
Editor’s Note Articles The Fairness Doctrine Is Dead and Living in Israel By Amit M. Schejter The fairness doctrine has long been eliminated as required conduct for broadcasters in the United States. When enforced, it meant both being required to… Read More »Volume 51; 1998-1999 • Issue 2
Editor’s Note Articles Liberalized Telecommunications Trade in the WTO: Implications for Universal Service Policy By Taunya L. McLarty The basic telecommunications commitments associated with the General Agreement on Trade in Services significantly affect market liberalization. Ultimately, a domestic legal framework… Read More »Volume 51; 1998-1999 • Issue 1