Federal Communications Law Journal - page 3
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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.
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The FCC's main studio rule: achieving little for localism at a great cost to broadcasters.
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Communications media and the First Amendent: a viewpoint-neutral FCC is not too much to ask for.
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In memoriam.
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The New Age of Victim Shaming: FRE 412 Must be Amended to Protect Victims in the Digital Age.(Federal Rules of Evidence)
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Bais Yaakov of Spring Valley v. FCC: 852 F.3d 1078 (D.C. Cir. 2017).
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Are you ready for some football? How antitrust laws can be used to break up DirecTV's exclusive right to telecast NFL's Sunday ticket package.
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Global TelLink v. FCC: 859 F.3d 39 (D.C. Cir. 2017).
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Brand X and the Wireline Broadband Report and Order: the beginning of the end of the distinction between Title I and Title II services.
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Access to local rights-of-way: a rebuttal.
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Controlling Market Power in Telecommunications: Antitrust vs. Sector-specific Regulation.
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The Quadrennial Review: The Federal Communications Commission's Latent Superpower & What Can Be Done to Free It.
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EDITOR'S NOTE.
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The broadband adoption index: improving measurements and comparisons of broadband deployment and adoption.
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The Colonel's finest campaign: Robert R. McCormick and Near v. Minnesota.
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A Star is Born: Lack of Income Rights for Entertainment's Newest Stars, "KidTubers."
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A birthday party: the terrible or terrific two's? 1996 Federal Telecommunications Act.
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Navigating communications regulation in the wake of 9/11.
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Beyond content neutrality: understanding content-based promotion of democratic speech.
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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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Introduction to essays on the future of digital communications.
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Electronic oases take root in Mr. Minow's vast wasteland.
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TELRIC vs. universal service: a takings violation?
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Viacom-CBS Merger: Media Competition and Consolidation in the New Millennium.
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A New Method to Address Cyberbullying in the United States: The Application of a Notice-and-Takedown Model as a Restriction on Cyberbullying Speech.
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Use of designated entity preferences in assigning wireless licenses.
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In the dark: a consumer perspective on FCC broadcast indecency denials.
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Ringless Voicemails: How an Emerging Unregulated Technology May Hinder the Intent of Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991.
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Editor's note.
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A round "PEG" for a round hole: advocating for the Town of Oyster Bay's public access channel restrictions.
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Promoting and Infringing Free Speech? Net Neutrality and the First Amendment.
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Behavioral advertising: the cryptic hunter and gatherer of the Internet.
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Do Androids Defame with Actual Malice? Libel in the World of Automated Journalism.
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Treating consumer data like oil: how re-framing digital interactions might bolster the Federal Trade Commission's new privacy framework.
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The U.S. Supreme Court addresses the Child Pornography Prevention Act and Child Online Protection Act in Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition and Ashcroft v. American Civil Liberties Union.
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An uphill battle: the difficulty of deterring and detecting perpetrators of Internet stock fraud.
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Famously Fake: Using the Law to Reverse the Demise of Social Media Credibility.
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Private eyes are watching you: with the implementation of the E-911 mandate, who will watch every move you make?
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Information and Communications for Development 2006: Global Trends and Policies.
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A tale of two agencies: exploring oversight of the National Security Administration by the Federal Communications Commission.
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The role of efficiencies in telecommunications merger review.
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The AT&T consent decree: in praise of interconnection only.
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The Communications Act: A Legislative History of the Major Amendments, 1934-1996.
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Endangered species, lassoes, and unmet promises.
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Space, the final frontier - expanding FCC regulation of indecent content onto direct broadcast satellite.
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"Wildly Enthusiastic" About the First Multilateral Agreement on Trade in Telecommunications Services.
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Answering four questions on the anniversary of the Telecommunications Act of 1996.
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Legal opinions in corporate transactions affected by FCC regulation: an economic approach.
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Amazon's Acquisition of One Medical: The Lack of Health Data Regulation in the Age of Big Tech.
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An economic approach to the regulation of direct marketing.
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The Roberts Court and freedom of speech.
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Revisiting the regulatory status of broadband Internet access: a policy framework for net neutrality and an open competitive Internet.
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Forty years of wandering in the wasteland.
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Equity pooling and media ownership.
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Where in the World is Your Data? Who Can Access It?
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American Broadcasting Cos. v. Aereo, Inc.
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Data caps: how ISPs are stunting the growth of online video distributors and what regulators can do about it.
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The law of unintended consequences.
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The failure of competition under the 1996 Telecommunications Act.
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Spectrum reallocation and the National Broadband Plan.
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Garnier v. O'Connor-Ratcliff.(social media page access control)
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Conflict, Terrorism and the Media in Asia.
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A new way to compromise: an analysis of the FCC, CTIA, and Consumers Union bill shock compromise and its application to cramming.
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The move to spectrum sharing: how reclassification under title II will cause spectrum sharing to dominate telecommunications policy.
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No dialtone: the end of the public switched telephone network.
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The terrorist is a star! Regulating media coverage of publicity-seeking crimes.
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Wiretapping the Internet: the expansion of the Communications Assistance to Law Enforcement Act to extend government surveillance.
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Hello, Congress? The phone's for you: facilitating the IP transition while moving toward a layers-based regulatory model.
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Response to Harold Furchtgott-Roth.
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Spectrum miscreants, vigilantes, and kangaroo courts: the return of the wireless wars.
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New Television, Old Politics: The Transition to Digital TV in the United States and Britain.
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The concrete barrier at the end of the information superhighway: why lack of local rights-of-way access is killing competitive local exchange carriers.
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Commercial Speech in the Law of the European Union: Lessons for the United States?
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Revisiting Indecency: Considering a Medium-Specific Regulatory Approach to Disinformation and Hate Speech on Social Media.
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Making and keeping regulatory promises.
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Putting a price on dirt: the need for better-defined limits on government fees for use of the public right-of-way under section 253 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996.
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Avoiding slim reasoning and shady results: a proposal for indecency and obscenity regulation in radio and broadcast television.
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Reframing Antitrust Law for Big Tech: Lessons from the German Bundeskartellamt.
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Lindke v. Freed.(social media usage by a government official)
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Missouri v. Biden.(censorship of user-generated content)
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The story of the FCC's net neutrality decision and why it won't stand up in court.
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Communications policy for 2006 and beyond.
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Homeland security and wireless telecommunications: the continuing evolution of regulation.
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Thwack!! Take that, user-generated content! Marvel Enterprises v. NCSoft.
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Editor's note.
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The persistence of the dirigiste model: wireless spectrum allocation in Europe, a la francaise.
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The Internet of Things as a Tool for Inclusion and Equality.
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Whose burden is it anyway? Addressing the needs of content owners in DMCA safe harbors.
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Press Communications, LLC v. FCC.
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Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace.
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WikiLeaks and the First Amendment.
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Assessing competition in U.S. wireless markets: review of the FCC's competition reports.
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Brace Yourself, Voluntary Commitments Are Coming: An Analysis of the FCC's Transaction Review.
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Editor's Note.
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The challenge of increasing broadband capacity.
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State regulatory approaches to VoIP: policy, implementation, and outcome.
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The contrasting policies of the FCC and FERC regarding the importance of open transmission networks in downstream competitive markets.
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The FCC's sponsorship identification rules: ineffective regulation of embedded advertising in today's media marketplace.
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The Information Quality Act: the little statute that could (or couldn't?) Applying the Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments of 1996 to the federal communications commission.
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My view from the doorstep of FCC change.
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Toward a fairer, subscriber-empowered multichannel television regime: injecting substance into the good-faith requirement on retransmission consent negotiations.
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Multistakeholder Regulation and the Future of the Internet.
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Law and the open Internet.
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FCC v. Fox Television Stations and the FCC's new fleeting expletive policy.
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Is it time to recreate the E-rate program?
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The FCC and section 312(a)(7) of the Communications Act of 1934: the development of the "unreasonable access" clause.
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Building on What Works: An Analysis of U.S. Broadband Policy.
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Why ADCo? Why now? An economic exploration into the future of industry structure for the "last mile" in local telecommunications markets.
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State Sales & Use Tax on Internet Transactions.
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Editor's note.
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What's the FCC Got to Do With It?: How the FCC's Repeal of Net Neutrality Affects Telehealth, Contributing to Inequities and Disparities.
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The Case for a Safe Harbor Provision of CDA 230 That Allows for Injunctive Relief for Victims of Fake Profiles.
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What If More Speech Is No Longer the Solution? First Amendment Theory Meets Fake News and the Filter Bubble.
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The Mobile-Sierra Doctrine: An Unlikely Friend for Opponents of Zero-Rating.
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Editor's note.
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Resilience: building better users and fair trade practices in information.
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Johnson v. FCC.
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Essential facilities and Trinko: should antitrust and regulation be combined?
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Editor's note.
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From one (expletive) policy to the next: the FCC's regulation of "Fleeting Expletives" and the Supreme Court's response.
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The 1996 Telecommunications Act.
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NETFLIX KILLED THE CABLE TV STAR: Cable TV is Definitionally Disadvantaged for Use of Artificial Intelligence.
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Echelon's effect: the obsolescence of the U.S. foreign intelligence legal regime.
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Protecting the cloak and dagger with an illusory shield: how the proposed Free Flow of Information Act falls short.
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Editor's note.
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Antitrust review of the AT&T/T-mobile transaction.
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New objectives for CFIUS: foreign ownership, critical infrastructure, and communications interception.
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A policy framework for spectrum allocation in mobile communications.
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Manhattan.
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Creating effective broadband network regulation.
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Internet Architecture and Innovation.
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A fundamental misunderstanding: FCC implementation of U.S. WTO commitments.
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Reforming retransmission consent.
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Why Are We Paying For Hate? Refashioning the Methodology Test For "Educational" Nonprofit Hate Groups.
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Straight to the Source: Shielding a Journalist's Metadata with Federal Legislation.
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Localism as a Solution to Market Failure: Helping the FCC Comply with the Telecommunications Act.
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Ameren Corp. v. FCC: No. 16-1683, 2017 WL 3224187 (8th Cir. July 31, 2017).
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Taking the sting out of the Stingray: the dangers of cell-site simulator use and the role of the Federal Communications Commission in protecting privacy & security.
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Unlocking the wireless safe: opening up the wireless world for consumers.
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Decriminalizing Trivial Computer Use: The Need to Narrow the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) After Van Buren.
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Gonzalez v. Google, LLC.
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Social Network or Social Nightmare: How California Courts Can Prevent Facebook's Frightening Foray Into Facial Recognition Technology From Haunting Consumer Privacy Rights Forever.
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Facebook, Inc. v. Noah Duguid, et al.
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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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Wickard for the Internet? Network neutrality after Verizon v. FCC.
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A tale of three cities: "diverse and antagonistic" information in situations of local newspaper/broadcast cross-ownership.
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Growing Media Consolidation Must Be Examined to Preserve Our Democracy.
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The role of the Federal Communications Commission on the path from the vast wasteland to the fertile plain.
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Editor's note.
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Do State Reviews of Communications Mergers Serve the Public Interest?
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False alarm?
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U.S. Telecom Association V. FCC.
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Federal court jurisdiction over private TCPA claims: why the federal Courts of Appeals got It fight.
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A model for emergency service of VoIP through certification and labeling.
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How to Allocate New Spectrum Among Alternative Uses.
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Private equity funding for minority media ownership.
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Agenda? The Emergence of China in the Global Internet Standard-Setting Arena.
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Editor's note.
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The broadcast flag: it's not just TV.
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Deal or no deal: reinterpreting the FCC's foreign ownership rules for a fair game.
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Editor's note.
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A history and analysis of the Federal Communications Commission's response to radio broadcast hoaxes.
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Avoiding rent-seeking in secondary market spectrum transactions.
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EDITOR'S NOTE.
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Responses by the Federal Communications Commission to WorldCom's accounting fraud.
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Spectrum Wars: The Policy and Technology Debate .
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Are you better off today than you were ten years ago? Residential consumers and telecommunications reform.
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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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An evaluation of the proposals in the FCC's Intercarrier Compensation Reform Docket related to tandem transit services.
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Communications law: annual review: the judicial practice committee of the FCBA.
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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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Indecent exposures in an electronic regime.
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The effective prohibition preemption in modern wireless tower siting.
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Did AT&T die in vain? An empirical comparison of AT&T and Bell Canada.
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An architecture for spam regulation.
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The CBS-Viacom Merger: Impact on Journalism.
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Advancing consumer interests through ubiquitous broadband: the need for a new spectrum.
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Too Much, Too Soon: The High-Tech Cases Reveal Criminal Antitrust Enforcement Inappropriate for No-Poach and Wage Fixing.
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ADX Communications of Pensacola v. FCC.
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Nonprofit solicitation under the telemarketing sales rule.
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Adaptive policymaking: evolving and applying emergent solutions for U.S. communications policy.
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The FCC's financial qualification requirements: economic evaluation of a barrier to entry for minority broadcasters.
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Who's taking whom: some comments and evidence on the constitutionality of TELRIC.
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Derailed by the D.C. Circuit: getting network management regulation back on track.
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If it isn't broken, you're not looking hard enough: net neutrality and its impact on minority communities.
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Behavioral advertisement regulation: how the negative perception of deep packet inspection technology may be limiting the online experience.
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Can Victims of Child Sexual Abuse Material Use Copyright as a Method of Full Restitution from Possessors and Distributors?
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Broadband Internet Access Service Is a Telecommunications Service.
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The Legality of Web Scraping: A Proposal.
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Section 202(h) of the Telecommunications Act of 1996: beware of intended consequences.
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Deliberative democracy on the air: reinvigorate localism - resuscitate radio's subversive past.
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Internet policy's next frontier: usage-based broadband pricing.
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Editor's note.
