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Federal Communications Law Journal articles from March 2000
Trade journal covering communications law. Published in cooperation with the Indiana University School of Law, Bloomington.
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Federal Communications Law Journal archives from March 2000
Who's taking whom: some comments and evidence on the constitutionality of TELRIC.(total element long run incremental cost pricing)
March 1, 2000... I. INTRODUCTION
Valuing the rate base has always been a contentious part of utility regulation. Over the last one hundred years, the Supreme Court has endorsed both original cost and fair-market valuation. At other times, the Court has...
A history and analysis of the Federal Communications Commission's response to radio broadcast hoaxes.
March 1, 2000... I. INTRODUCTION: LAWS OF MISREPRESENTATION AND THE UNIQUE STATUS OF RADIO
In explaining the limits of protection under the First Amendment, Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes once wrote: "The most stringent protection of free...
Progress and regress on interLATA competition.(long distance telecommunications)
March 1, 2000... I. INTRODUCTION
Over sixty-six billion dollars were spent in 1997 on interstate and international long-distance telecommunications services.(1) MacAvoy and Taylor argue that, despite price decreases, this telecommunications market is...
Strategies to promote advanced telecommunications capabilities.
March 1, 2000... I. INTRODUCTION
"[Section 706 of the 1996 Telecommunications Act] is an invitation to `grab the brass ring' of new technology and should not be used simply as an opportunity to pick the low level fruit."(1) Section 706 of the 1996...
Copyright and antitrust: the effects of the Digital Performance Rights in Sound Recordings Act of 1995 in foreign markets.
March 1, 2000... I. INTRODUCTION
The language of the Copyright Clause of the U.S. Constitution(1) and antitrust laws that prohibit monopolies and restraints of trade(2) may seem contradictory. While the Copyright Clause empowers Congress to grant...
Don't talk to strangers: an analysis of government and industry efforts to protect a child's privacy online.
March 1, 2000... I. INTRODUCTION
Statistics reveal that approximately sixty-four million adults in the United States use the Internet.(1) Studies also indicate that nearly two-thirds of children have used the Internet.(2) In addition to being a valuable...
Online auction fraud: are the auction houses doing all they should or could to stop online fraud?
March 1, 2000... I. INTRODUCTION
In April 1998, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) released a consumer alert pertaining to the increasing problem of online auction fraud. The consumer alert notified prospective online auction users that fraud was becoming...
The game of radiopoly: an antitrust perspective of consolidation in the radio industry.
March 1, 2000... I. INTRODUCTION
The mass consolidation of the radio industry is a result of two recent developments: the enactment of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 (Telecom Act)(1) and the use of the 1992 Merger Guidelines(2) by federal antitrust...