Federal Communications Law Journal - 2009
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- Trustworthiness as a limitation on network neutrality.
- Who needs tickets? Examining problems in the growing online ticket resale industry.
- The role of theory and evidence in media regulation and law: a response to Baker and a defense of empirical legal studies.
- Unlocking the wireless safe: opening up the wireless world for consumers.
- An evaluation of the proposals in the FCC's Intercarrier Compensation Reform Docket related to tandem transit services.
- Editor's note.
- Viewpoint diversity and media ownership.
- Business solutions to the alien ownership restriction.
- The RIAA, the DMCA, and the forgotten few webcasters: a call for change in digital copyright royalties.
- Editor's note.
- Restraining false light: constitutional and common law limits on a "troublesome tort".
- Paying the price for sports TV: preventing the strategic misuse of the FCC's carriage regulations.
- Reverse auctions and universal telecommunications service: lessons from global experience.
- Beyond content neutrality: understanding content-based promotion of democratic speech.
- A fundamental misunderstanding: FCC implementation of U.S. WTO commitments.
- The never-ending limits of (section) 230: extending ISP immunity to the sexual exploitation of children.
- Adaptive policymaking: evolving and applying emergent solutions for U.S. communications policy.