Articles Alphabetically by Title

Below you will find a list of our past issues organized in alphabetical order by title. We are currently working hard to put all of our past issues online so check back often. If you need a hard copy of a past issue or would like to subscribe to our mailing list please email mlp@nyls.edu.

 


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  • “The 1996 Telecommunications Act Trilogy” by Gregory L. Rosston (Read)

A

  • "Access to the Celestial Multiplex" by Peter Johnson (Read)
  • “Access to Global Telecommunications: A Comparative Discussion of the Extraterritorial Legal Issues Confronting the Telecommunications Relay Service” by Joshua Pila (Read)
  • “Advertising Agencies Face Stricter Scrutiny for Their Ads” by Christopher D'Orta (Read)
  • “Alien Ownership Restrictions in the Communications Industry: Are They Compatible with the NII?” by Dale Tarzia (Read)
  • “Analog and Digital Must-Carry Obligations of Cable and Satellite Operators in the United States ” by Rob Frieden (Read)
  • “An Analysis of the Public Safety & Homeland Security Benefits of an Interoperable Nationwide Emergency Communications Network at 700 MHZ Built by a Public-Private Partnership” by Dr. Alan Pearce (Read)
  • “Another Look at European Internet Law” by Alain Gardrat

B

  • “Bell-Atlantic Paves the Way for In-Region Inter-Lata Long Distance Approval” by Paul Cordella“Flexibility in Parody of Copyrighted Material” by Joseph Beck (Read)
  • “Broadcasting on the Internet: Legal Issues for Traditional and Internet-Only Broadcasters” by Eric S. Slater (Read)
  • “Bush Administration Secrecy: An Empirical Study of Freedom of Information Act Disclosure” by Edward B. Gerard (Read)

C

  • “Cable Television Privacy Requirements Enter the World on Internet Service Providers” by David R. Goodfriend (Read)
  • "Campbell v. Acuff-Rose: Bringing Fair Use into Focus?” by Edward Samuels (Read)
  • “Child Online Protection Act: The Problem of Contemporary Community Standards on the World Wide Web” by Sahara Stone
  • “Cingular’s Purchase of AT&T Wireless: An Economic Analysis” by Alan Pearce and J. Richard Carlson (Read)
  • “Clearing the Air: Deconstructing the Myths and Misconceptions about Buying Broadcast Stations” by Erwin G. Krasnow (Read)
  • “Comparative Broadcast Hearings: Bechtel and the Integration Criterion” by Tanner Freeman (Read)
  • “Competition in Canadian Telecommunications: Building on Success and Moving Forward” by Francoise Bertrand
  • “Computerized Bulletin Board Systems: Civil Liability for Rogue Programming” by Dale Tarzia (Read)
  • “Congress Wrestles with the Internet: ACLU v. Reno and the Communications Decency Act” by Claudia Oliveri (Read)
  • “Consumer Welfare, Capital Formation and Net Neutrality: Paying for the Next Generation Broadband Networks” by Larry F. Darby and Joseph P. Fuhr, Jr. (Read)
  • “Content and Control of Public Access Channels on Cable Television After Denver Area Educational Telecommunications Consortium v. FCC: The Non-Forum Forum” by Jeffrey S. Hops (Read)
  • “A Critical Analysis of the AT&T - McGraw Merger” (Read)

D

  • "Debris Mitigation Certification and the Commercial Space Industry: A New Weapon in the Fight Against Space Pollution" by Benjamin Jacobs (read)
  • “The Demise of the Information Superhighway” by Michael Botein
  • "The Development of IPTV and VOD in Europe in the Context of Transition to Digital Television" by Andre Lange (Read)
  • “Dial and File Services Accelerate Court Business” by Charlotte G. Anderson-Bedford (Read)
  • "Digital Rights Management Systems (DRMs): Recent Developments in Europe" by Fracisco Javier Cabrera Blazquez (Read)
  • "Digital Video Copyright Protection with File Based Content" by Patrick Turner (Read)
  • “Does the Supreme Court have a ‘Liberal’ or ‘Conservative’ Intellectual Copyright Jurisprudence?: An Evening with Kenneth Starr and Martin Gerbus” by Moderator Mel Simensky
  • “Does the Wind Blow Fair? A Discussion of the Critique of the Suntrust v. Houghton-Mifflin Case” by Carla D. Davis (Read)

E

  • “Economic and Regulatory Barriers to Digital Radio Technology” by Scott Rossnow (Read)
  • “European Provisions for the Establishment of Co-Regulation Frameworks” by Carmen Palzer
  • “An Evening with Richard D. Parsons” by Richard D. Parsons (Read)

F

  • “FCC Paves Way for Personal Communications Systems” by Brad Franco (Read)
  • “The FCC’s New Indecency Enforcement Policy and Its European Counterparts: A Cautionary Tale” by Michael Botein and Dariusz Adamski (Read)
  • “FCC Regulation and Other Oxymorons Revisited” by Erwin G. Krasnow and M. Wayne Milstead
  • “Foreign Ownership in the Communications Industry: An Analysis of Section 310” by Richard Nohe, Erwin Krasnow, Keith E. Bernard, Joel Winnik, J. Gregory Sidak, and Richard Cotton (Read)
  • “Freedom versus Access Rights in a European Context” by Ad van Loon
  • “The Future of Caps - In Light of Technological, Economic and Legal Factors” by James Alexander Hall, IV (Read)
  • “The Future of Must-Carry: From Must-Carry to a Concept of Universal Service in the Info-Communications Sector” by Peggy Valcke (Read)

G

  • “Gaps in the Jurisdictional Fence: Supreme Court Lets FCC Regulate Prices and Other Intrastate Matters in Search for Local Exchange Competition” by Derek Jacques and Dawn Fasano
  • “Give Me Liberty: Individual Rights in A Time of War” by Anthony Lewis
  • “The Government's Role in the National Information Infrastructure” by Thomas Sugrue (Read)

H

  • “The History of Facsimile Use” by Catherine Rubio Kuffner (Read)

I

  • “The Importance of Preserving Copyright” by Edward Samuels (Read)
  • "In Memoriam: Larry Darby" by Joseph P. Fuhr Jr (read)
  • "Innovation and National Broadband Policies: Facts, Fiction and Unanswered Questions in the Net Neutrality Debate" by Larry F. Darby & Joseph P. Fuhr Jr. (read)
  • “The Integrity of Copyright” by Martin Garbus (Read)
  • “Introduction: To Have or Not to Have – Must-Carry Rules” by Wolfgang Cross and Susanne Nikoltchev (Read)
  • “Investment Incentives and Local Competition at the FCC” by Larry F. Darby and Joseph Fuhr
  • “Is Use Of The V-Chip In The Public Schools An Exorcise Of Government – Sponsored Censorship?” by Jenean M. Klein

L

  • “A La Carte Cable Programming: Enhanced Consumer Choice or Evasion of Regulation?” by Robert B. Gibson (Read)
  • “Loose Ends” by Peter Huber (Read)

M

  • “Media and Telecommunications Regulation on the Internet: Regulate or Strangulate?” by Lewis Schnurr
  • "A Million Little Murrows: New Media and New Politics" by Brian Lehrer (Read)
  • “A Minimum Contacts and Fairness Examination of Personal Jurisdiction Over Providers of Free Downloads on the Internet” by Natalya Shmulevich
  • “Musical Arrangements: The Unprotected Intellectual Property” by Roy Evans (Read)

N

  • "National Entertainment Law Moot Court Competition Best Petitioners' Brief” by Andra H. Feiner, Carol A. Giuliano, and Jessica M. LaMarche
  • “New Use in Copyright: A Messy Case” by Anthony diFrancesca (Read)
  • “The New York Story: ‘Ain't No Stopping Us Now’” by William E. Kennard

     

  • “Now That We Have Competition, Where Do We Go From Here? A Road Map For Deregulation” by Jennifer A. Manner (Read)

O

  • “The Odd Couple: Postmodern Culture and Copyright Law” by Eric Shimanoff (Read)
  • “One and the Same: How Internet Non-Regulation Undermines the Rationales Used to Support Broadcast Regulation” by Stephen J. Shapiro
  • “Open Access to Cable Systems for Internet Access Providers” by Kathleen Hawkins Berkowe
  • “Originality” by Monica Ashton (Read)
  • “Outlook for Copyright and Digital Media Legislation in the 108th Congress” by Philip S. Corwin
  • “OVS: A Platform Worth Investing In?” by Kimberly Auerbach (Read)

P

  • “Paying Attention to Justice: The FCC and the Failure to Deregulate” by Michelle Almeida (Read)
  • “Payphone Deregulation Under The Telecommunications Act of 1996” by Benjamin Lipschitz (Read)
  • “Permanent Number Portability: A Necessary Element for Effective Local Competition” by Christopher Waldron (Read)
  • “Personal Jurisdiction in Cyberspace: Where Can You Be Sued, And Whose Laws Apply?” written by George M. Perry with contributions by Peggy A. Miller, Vivian Polak and Marcy L. Edwards
  • “The Potential for Practice of an Intangible Idea” by Tarlach McGonagle
  • "'Propertyzing" the Electromagnetic Spectrum: Why It's Important and, How to Begin" by Lawrence J. White

R

  • "Regulating the Transition from from Analog to Digital Television Broadcasting in North America: A Comparison of the Canadian, U.S., and Mexican Experiences" by Joshua T. Block (Read)
  • “Regulation of Speech on the Internet: Fourth Time’s the Charm?” by Tanessa Cabe (Read)
  • “Regulatory Treatment of Network Convergence: Opportunities and Challenges in the Digital Era” by Benjamin Lipschitz
  • “Restricting Foreign Television Programming in Europe: The European Community's Television Quota Reappraised” by Michael Landsman
  • "The Role of Parody in Copyright: Is a New Wind Blowing? “Introduction” by Melvin Simensky (Read)

S

  • “Self-Censorship in Latin America" by Geraldo Reves (Read)
  • "The Silent Treatment: Retaliatory Government Shut-Outs of the Press" by Samia F. Khan (Read)
  • “Spectrum Auctions for Personal Communications Services: Protecting Small Business Concerns” by Andrea L. Johnson (Read)
  • “Sport as Reflected in European Media Law” by Alexander Scheuer and Peter Strothmann (Read)
  • “A State-By-State Comparison of Spam Laws” by Arminda B. Bepko
  • "Statistical Framework to Value Network Neutrality" by Mark Gaynor and Scott Bradner (Read)
  • “The Supreme Court and the Prior Rstraint Doctrine: An Ominous Shift?” by Sigman L. Splichal and Matthew D. Bunker (Read)
  • “Synthetic Competition” by The Honorable Douglas H. Ginsburg (Read)

T

  • "Technology, Business, & Policy Implications as the Communications Ecosystem Moves from POTs to PANs" by Alan Pearce, Barry Goodstadt, & Manoj Agarwal (read)
  • “Telco - Cable Mergers: The Future of the Telecommunications Industry?” (Read)
  • “The Telecom Act at Three: Seeing the Face of the Future” by Honorable William E. Kennard, Chairman, Federal Communications Commission
  • “The Telecommunications Act of 1996 and Cable Rate Regulation” by Matthew C. Bracco (Read)
  • “Telecommunications, Itemization, and Privacy: Some Developments in the EC and the Netherlands” by Willem F. Korthals Altes (Read)
  • “Telephone Competition Under The 1996 Telecommunications Act” by Stacy Schwartz
  • “Television Wars” by Steven Hsiang Onne (Read)
  • "Television Without Frontiers in the European Union: The Commission Moves Broadcasting to New Grounds" by Willem F. Korthals Altes (Read)
  • "Thoughts on the Sprint Acquisition” by Michael Botein
  • “Trademark Infringement, Metatags, and The Initial Interest Confusion Remedy” by Stanley U. Paylago

V

  • “Videostreaming Content over the Internet” by Lyndon Hong

U

  • “The Use of Disclaimers & the Internet's World Wide Web” by B. Keith Fulton (Read)

W

  • “What About Broadcast Violence?” by Shalom C. Stephens (Read)
  • “What Are We Carrying Across the EU These Days?” by Thomas Roukens (Read)
  • "Wireless: The Common Medium of Conversation" by Reed Hundt (read)
  • “Workshop on Must-Carry Obligations: Summary of the Discussion” by Sabina Gorini and Nico van Eijk (Read)