Federal Communications Law Journal - page 2
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Sovereignty: The Race to Regulate, Putting Consumers First as Communications Technology Emerges.
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Convergence and competition - at last.
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WikiLeaks would not qualify to claim federal reporter's privilege in any form.
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Wickard for the Internet? Network neutrality after Verizon v. FCC.
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Market mechanisms and the efficient use and management of scarce spectrum resources.
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EDITOR'S NOTE.
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A public interest perspective on the impact of the broadcasting provisions of the 1996 Act.
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Editor's note.
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A Digital Checkup on HIPAA: Modernizing Healthcare Privacy Standards for Telehealth Services.(Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)
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A 'pay or play' experiment to improve children's educational television.
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Skating toward deregulation: Canadian developments.
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The role of theory and evidence in media regulation and law: a response to Baker and a defense of empirical legal studies.
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Haunted No More: How Congress Can Uncover a New Path to a Fairer Retransmission Consent Regime.
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Cable operators' Fifth Amendment claims applied to digital must-carry.
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A Leap Forward: Why States Should Ratify the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act.
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The Privacy of 'Things': How the Stored Communications Act Has Been Outsmarted by Smart Technology.
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Living in Private: The Fourth Amendment and Perpetual Electronic Surveillance.
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Does Internet gambling strengthen the U.S. economy? Don't bet on it.
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Looking backwards and looking forwards in contemplating the next rewrite of the communications act.
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Frank v. Gaos.
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Are regulators forward-looking? The market price of copper versus the regulated price of mandatory access to unbundled local loops in telecommunications networks.
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Saturn Telecommunication Services V. FCC.
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Overwhelmed by big consolidation: bringing back regulation to increase diversity in programming that serves minority audiences.
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Future imperfect: googling for principles in online behavioral advertising.
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National Association of Broadcasters v. FCC.
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COMPTEL v. Federal Communications Commission.(FCC forbearance authority)
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Editor's note.
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Legislating the Tower of Babel: international restrictions on Internet content and the marketplace of ideas.
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Reform for Online Political Advertising: Add on to the Honest Ads Act.
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Say cheese: the constitutionality of state-mandated free airtime on public broadcasting stations in Wisconsin.
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Necessary knowledge for communications policy: information asymmetries and commercial data access and usage in the policymaking process.
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The sound of money: securing copyright, royalties, and creative "progress" in the digital music revolution.
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Toward a unified theory of access to local telephone networks.
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From Diet Pills to Truth Serum: How the FTC Could Be a Real Solution to Fake News.
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Editor's note.
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Content Moderation Circuit Split: NetChoice v. Attorney General, State of Florida and NetChoice v. Paxton.
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The changing patterns of Internet usage.
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The Battle Against Breaches: A Call for Modernizing Federal Consumer Data Security Regulation.
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Shrinkwrap and clickwrap agreements: 2B or Not 2B?
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Rehearsal for media regulation: congress versus the telegraph-news monopoly, 1866-1900.
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Detariffing and the death of the filed tariff doctrine: deregulating in the "self" interest.
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An architecture for spam regulation.
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When silence isn't golden: analogizing the FCC's discontinuance regulations to prevent retransmission consent blackouts.
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The Mobile-Sierra Doctrine: An Unlikely Friend for Opponents of Zero-Rating.
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WikiLeaks and the First Amendment.
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The likely regulators? An analysis of FCC jurisdiction over cybersecurity.
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Business solutions to the alien ownership restriction.
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Reviewing for the Public Interest: Affirming Access to Anti-SLAPP Protection for Consumer Reviews.(strategic lawsuits against public participation)
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Universal service: problems, solutions, and responsive policies.
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Good news for good news: excellent television journalism benefits networks and our society.
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Great Lakes Comnet v. FCC.
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The constitutionality of the Driver's Privacy Protection Act: a fork in the information access road.
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'Wi-Fi'ght them when you can join them? How the Philadelphia compromise may have saved municipally-owned telecommunications services.
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You said what? The perils of content-based regulation of public broadcast underwriting acknowledgments.
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A New Dog With the Same Old Tricks: The Government's Open Data Initiatives.
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The game of radiopoly: an antitrust perspective of consolidation in the radio industry.
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The FCC's implementation of the 1996 act: agency litigation strategies and delay.
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Tangled Web: Tales of Digital Crime from the Sadows of Cyberspace.
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Measuring the nexus: the relationship between minority ownership and broadcast diversity after Metro Broadcasting.
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Protecting the e-marketplace of ideas by protecting employers: immunity for employers under section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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Wi-Fi security: shaping data privacy rules.
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Universal service high-cost subsidy reform: hindering cable-telephony and other technological advancements in rural and insular regions.
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Uninhibited, Robust, and Wide-Open: A Free Press for a New Century.
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How elevation of corporate free speech rights affects legality of network neutrality.
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The legacy of the Federal Communications Commission's computer inquiries.
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The evolution of regulation: twentieth century lessons and twenty-first century opportunities.
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The scope of the FCC's ancillary jurisdiction after the D.C. Circuit's net neutrality decisions.
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Chelmowski v. FCC: No. 15-1425, 2016 U.S. App. LEXIS 7000 (D.C. Cir. Apr. 18, 2016) (per curiam).
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You're Only Mostly Dead: Protecting Your Digital Ghost from Unauthorized Resurrection.
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A Fiduciary Judge's Guide To Improving Outcomes for Victims in Federal Data Breach Class Actions.
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Equality in the information age.
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A soldier's blog: balancing service members' personal rights vs. national security interests.
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Signor Marconi's Magic Box: The Most Remarkable Invention of the 19th Century and the Amateur Inventor Whose Genius Sparked a Revolution.
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We Don't All Look the Same: Police Use of Facial Recognition and the Brady Rule.
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What's in your mobile wallet? An analysis of trends in mobile payments and regulation.
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The challenge of increasing civic engagement in the digital age.
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The future of digital communications research and policy.
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Neustar, Inc. v. FCC: 857 F.3d 886 (D.C. Cir. 2017).
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The best laid plans: how unrestrained arbitration decisions have corrupted the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy.
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Why the world radiocommunication conference continues to be relevant today.
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Privatization and the Freedom of Information Act: an analysis of public access to private entities under federal law.
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The 2005 communications act of unintended consequences.
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The Score Is 4-0: FCC Media Ownership Policy, Prometheus Radio Project, and Judicial Review.
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ACA Int'l v. FCC.
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Cloudonomics: The Business Value of Cloud Computing.
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When Channel Surfers Flip to the Web: Copyright Liability for Internet Broadcasting(*).
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Whatever happened to local news?: the "vast wasteland" reconsidered.
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Expansion of indecency regulation: presented by the federalist society's telecommunications practice group.
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An efficiency analysis of contracts for the provision of telephone services to prisons.
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Ruling the Root.
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Editor's note.
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No dialtone: second thoughts on the PSTN's demise.
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Editor's note.
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Open video systems: too much regulation too late?
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Encryption regulation in the wake of September 11, 2001: must we protect national security at the expense of the economy?
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New Coins on the Block: How Should Cryptocurrency Hard Forks be Taxed?
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Prometheus Radio Project v. FCC (Prometheus IV).
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Mako Communications, LLC V. FCC.
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Toward a limited right of access to jury deliberations.
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The two-step evidentiary and causation quandary for medium-specific laws targeting sexual and violent content: first proving harm and injury to silence speech, then proving redress and rehabilitation through censorship.
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Editor's note.
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Paved with good intentions: how interLATA data relief undermines the competitive provisions of the 1996 Act.
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Restraining false light: constitutional and common law limits on a "troublesome tort".
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Editor's note.
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Interconnection policy and technological progress.
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Protecting privacy and enabling pharmaceutical sales on the Internet: a comparative analysis of the United States and Canada.
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Digital Nation: Toward an Inclusive Information Society.
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The decline and fall of AT&T: a personal recollection.
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Parity rules: mapping regulatory treatment of similar services.
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How do we make goodness attractive?
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Transformation: the 1996 Act reshapes radio.
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Montgomery County v. FCC.
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9-1-1, What's Your Risk? Minimizing the Risk of Police Violence Through Computer-Assisted Dispatch.
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Deja vu all over again: questions and a few suggestions on how the FCC can lawfully regulate Internet access.
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My beef with big media: how government protects big media - and shuts out upstarts like me.
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An oligopoly analysis of AT&T's performance in the wireline long-distance markets after divestiture.
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Rocking Wrigley: the Chicago Cubs' off-field struggle to compete for ticket sales with its rooftop neighbors.
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From One Sector to Another: Applying a Proactive Framework to the FCC's Network Resiliency Efforts.(Federal Communications Commission)
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Unintentional antitrust: the FCC's only (and better) way forward with net neutrality after the mess of Verizon v. FCC.
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Leave me alone! The delicate balance of privacy and commercial speech in the evolving do-not-call registry.
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FCC v. Fox Television Stations and the FCC's new fleeting expletive policy.
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How to Allocate New Spectrum Among Alternative Uses.
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Debunking the Artificial Intelligence Oligopoly Myth: How Disruption and Competition Shape the Modern Foundation Model Market.
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EDITOR'S NOTE.
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Reassessing Turner and litigating the must-carry law beyond a facial challenge.
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Measuring quality television.
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Who Controls the Internet? Illusions of a Borderless World.
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City of Austin, Texas v. Reagan National Advertising of Austin, LLC, et al.
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Derailed by the D.C. Circuit: getting network management regulation back on track.
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A policy framework for spectrum allocation in mobile communications.
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Data Privacy in the Cyber Age: Recommendations for Regulating Doxing and Swatting.
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Multistakeholder Regulation and the Future of the Internet.
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Nonprofit solicitation under the telemarketing sales rule.
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National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners v. FCC: 851 F.3d 1324 (D.C. Cir. 2017).
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Editorial Rights of Public Broadcasting Stations vs. Access for Minor Political Candidates to Television Debates.
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The Law and Economics of Municipal Broadband.
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A subsidy by any other name: First Amendment implications of the Satellite Home Viewer Improvement Act of 1999.
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Editor's note.
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"Fleeting expletives" are the tip of the iceberg: fallout from exposing the arbitrary and capricious nature of indecency regulation.
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EDITOR'S NOTE.
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Wandering along the road to competition and convergence - the changing CMRS roadmap.
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Here, There, and Everywhere: Defining the Boundaries of the "Schoolhouse Gate" in the Era of Virtual Learning.
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Minow and the "Wasteland": time, manner, and place.
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The FCC's knowledge problem: how to protect consumers online.
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Cable Internet unbundling: local leadership in the deployment high speed access.
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EDITOR'S NOTE.
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Reexamining the legacy of dual regulation: reforming dual merger review by the DOJ and the FCC.
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Strike two: an analysis of the Child Online Protection Act's constitutional failures.
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Merger Review at the North Pole: The Problems of Dual Review in Telecommunications Mergers and a Proposal for FCC Leadership.
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Network neutrality between false positives and false negatives: introducing a European approach to American broadband markets.
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The digital dilemma: ten challenges facing minority-owned new media ventures.
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Reflecting on twenty years under the Telecommunications Act of 1996: a collection of essays on implementation.
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Enhancing competition: are proposed Federal Communications Commission rules that treat local exchange carrier access to multiple tenant environments a taking?
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Music as speech: a First Amendment category unto itself.
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Not in Front of the Children: "Indecency," Censorship, and the Innocence of Youth.
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The legal status of spyware.
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Virginia cellular and highland cellular: the FCC establishes a framework for eligible telecommunications carrier designation in rural study areas.
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Direct marketing, mobile phones, and consumer privacy: ensuring adequate disclosure and consent mechanisms for emerging mobile advertising practices.
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Discriminatory filtering: CIPA's effect on our nation's youth and why the Supreme Court erred in upholding the constitutionality of the Children's Internet Protection Act.
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Lessons from Google Fiber: why coordinated cost reductions to infrastructure access are necessary to achieve universal broadband deployment.
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An evaluation of the proposals in the FCC's Intercarrier Compensation Reform Docket related to tandem transit services.
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Is ISP-bound traffic local or interstate?
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Family-friendly programming: providing more tools for parents.
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"Free" Speech: Reframing the Rogers Test to Adequately Balance Rights in a Rapidly Evolving Digital Era.
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Lessons learned from the U.S. unbundling experience.
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A First Amendment look at the statutory ban on tobacco advertisements and the self-regulation of alcohol advertisements.
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Editor's note.
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Market definition, merger review, and media monopolization: congressional approval of the corporate voice through the Newspaper Preservation Act.
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Measuring media market diversity: concentration, importance, and pluralism.
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Law v. FCC.
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Confusion, uncertainty, and fear: how the FCC's increased reliance on adjudication is harming carriers, competition, consumers, and investment.
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The copyright dilemma involving online service providers: problem solved ... for now.
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Editor's note.
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Business-only E-mail Policies in the Labor Organizing Context: It Is Time to Recognize Employee and Employer Rights.
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The public interest standard: is it too indeterminate to be constitutional?
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The First Amendment case against FCC IP telephony regulation.
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Playing the name game: a glimpse at the future of the Internet domain name system.
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The RIAA, the DMCA, and the forgotten few webcasters: a call for change in digital copyright royalties.
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Protecting political speech and broadcasters from unnecessary disclosure: why the FCC should not expand sponsorship identification requirements for political issue ads.
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Private performances for the public good: Aereo and the battle for broadcast's soul.
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Facial Recognition Technology and a Proposed Expansion of Human Rights.
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Verizon Communications, Inc. V. FCC - telecommunications access pricing and regulator accountability through administrative law and takings jurisprudence.
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Vertical separation of telecommunications networks: evidence from five countries.
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In Re Zappos.com, Inc.
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Rough consensus and running code: integrating engineering principles into internet policy debates.
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Taxing the Nontaxable: Are State and Local Governments Allowed to Tax Internet Streaming Service Providers?
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Progress and regress on interLATA competition.
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The Public Television Legal Survival Guide, 2d ed.
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Editor's note.
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Editor's note.
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Access to media all a-Twitter: revisiting Gertz and the access to media test in the age of social networking.
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Editor's note.
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Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: Gaps in the Violence Against Women Act.
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Competition after unbundling: entry, industry structure, and convergence.
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Montgomery County v. FCC: Nos. 08-3023/15-3578, 2017 U.S. App. LEXIS 12431 (6th Cir. July 12, 2017).
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Keeping the internet neutral?: Tim Wu and Christopher Yoo debate.
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Costs and consequences of federal telecommunications regulations.
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EDITOR'S NOTE.
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When the flock ignores the shepherd - corralling the undisclosed use of video news releases.
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EDITOR'S NOTE.
