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No.
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| TELECOMMUNICATION
POLICY |
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Marjory S. Blumenthal, The Politics
and Policies of Enhancing Trustworthiness for Information
Systems
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4
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4
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513
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| Alexander C. Larson and Dennis
L. Weisman, The Economics of Access Pricing, Imputation
and Essential Facilities, With Application to Telecommunications
Policy |
3
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1
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1
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| William D. Rowland, Jr., The
Meaning of “The Public Interest” in Communications
Policy, Part I: Its Origins in State and Federal Regulation |
2
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3
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309
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| William D. Rowland, Jr., The
Meaning of “The Public Interest” in Communications
Policy, Part II: Its Implementation in Early Broadcast
Law and Regulation |
2
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4
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363
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| TELECOMMUNICATIONS
ACT OF 1996 |
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David J. Atkin,
Video Dialtone Reconsidered: Prospects for Competition
in the Wake of the Telecommunications Act of 1996
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4
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1
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35
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| Heather E. Campbell and Marianne
Barrett, Cable Television and Telephony in the Telecommunications
Act of 1996: Economics, Law, Regulation and Politics |
2
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4
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477
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| Susan Dente Ross, The “Strange
Power of Speech”: The Unprecedented But Limited Success
of Telephone Company First Amendment Arguments |
3
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1
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99
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| TELEPHONY |
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Patricia Bastian, Constitutional
Considerations of the Escrowed Encryption Standard
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1
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1
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43
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| Heather E. Campbell and Marianne
Barrett, Cable Television and Telephony in the Telecommunications
Act of 1996: Economics, Law, Regulation and Politics |
2
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4
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477
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| |
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| Alexander C. Larson and Dennis
L. Weisman, The Economics of Access Pricing, Imputation
and Essential Facilities, With Application to Telecommunications
Policy |
3
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1
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1
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| |
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| Susan Dente Ross, The “Strange
Power of Speech”: The Unprecedented But Limited Success
of Telephone Company First Amendment Arguments |
3
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1
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99
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Susan Dente Ross,
When the Wires Cross: Ensuring Diversity in the Era of
Video Dialtone
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1
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1
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65
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| TELEVISION
VIOLENCE |
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| Jan H. Samoriski
et al., The V-Chip and Cyber Cops: Technology vs. Regulation |
1
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1
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143
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| TEXTUALISM |
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| Joseph A. Russomanno,
A Decade on the Court: The First Amendment Jurisprudence
of Justice Antonin Scalia 2 3 329 |
2
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3
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329
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| THREATS |
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| Ashley Packard,
Threats or Theater: Does Planned Parenthood v. American
Coalition of Life Activists Signify that Tests for
“True Threats” Need to Change? |
5
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2
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235
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| TORTS |
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| Matthew D. Bunker
et al., Triggering the First Amendment: Newsgathering
Torts and Press Freedom |
4
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3
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325
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| Matthew D. Bunker,
Constitutional Baselines: First Amendment Theory, State
Action and the "New Realism" |
5
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1
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1
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| TRADE
SECRETS |
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| Charles N. Davis,
A Dangerous Precedent: The Influence of Critical Mass
III on Exemption 4 of the Federal Freedom of Information
Act |
5
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2
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183
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| Author
& Title |
Vol.
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No.
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Page
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| TRADEMARK
LAW |
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Lyombe Eko, Trademark
Parody and the Mass Media: Going Beyond Survey Evidence
in the Determination of “A Likelihood of Confusion”
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3
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4
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589
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| |
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| Mark Sableman,
Link Law: The Emerging Law of Internet Hyperlinks |
4
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4
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557
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| TRADITIONALISM |
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| Joseph A. Russomanno,
A Decade on the Court: The First Amendment Jurisprudence
of Justice Antonin Scalia |
2
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3
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329
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| TRUSTWORTHINESS
POLICY |
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| Marjory S. Blumenthal,
The Politics and Policies of Enhancing Trustworthiness
for Information Systems |
4
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4
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513
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| |
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| UNFAIR
COMPETITION |
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| Mark Sableman,
Link Law: The Emerging Law of Internet Hyperlinks |
4
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4
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557
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| VAGUENESS |
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Ashley Packard,
Does Proposed Federal Cyberstalking Legislation Meet Constitutional
Requirements?
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5
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4
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505
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| VIDEO
DIALTONE |
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David J. Atkin,
Video Dialtone Reconsidered: Prospects for Competition
in the Wake of the Telecommunications Act of 1996
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4
|
1
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35
|
| |
|
|
|
| Susan Dente Ross,
The “Strange Power of Speech”: The Unprecedented
But Limited Success of Telephone Company First Amendment
Arguments |
3
|
1
|
99
|
| |
|
|
|
Susan Dente Ross,
When the Wires Cross: Ensuring Diversity in the Era of
Video Dialtone
|
1
|
1
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65
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| |
|
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| VIOLENCE,
TELEVISION |
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| Jan H. Samoriski
et al., The V-Chip and Cyber Cops: Technology vs. Regulation
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2
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1
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143
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| |
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| VISUAL
COMMUNICATION |
|
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Andrew R. Bechtel
and Arati R. Korwar, Copyright and the Creative Use of
Visual Artworks in the 1990s
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4
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4
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431
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| |
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| WHITE,
BYRON |
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| Alan Prendergast,
Taming the Watchdog: Justice Byron White and the Repudiation
of Press Privilege |
1
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2
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177
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| WOMEN |
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Diane L. Borden,
Patterns of Harm: An Analysis of Gender and Defamation
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2
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1
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105
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| Sandra Davidson,
Age Spots: Gender Sensitivity and the Hutchins Commission |
3
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2
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247
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| WORKPLACE |
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Louis Day, The
Journalist as Citizen Activist: The Ethical Limits of
Free Speech
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4
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1
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1
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| Joseph A. Russomanno,
Workplace Freedom of Expression: A Case for the Broadcast
Newsroom Employee |
1
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1
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1
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| ZAMBIA |
|
|
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| Gregory Pitts,
Democracy and Press Freedom in Zambia: Attitudes of Members
of Parliament Toward Media and Media Regulation |
5
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2
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269
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