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Full-Text Articles in Communications Law
The Esquire Case: A Lost Free Speech Landmark, Samantha Barbas
The Esquire Case: A Lost Free Speech Landmark, Samantha Barbas
Journal Articles
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Fake News: No One Is Liable, And That Is A Problem, Emma M. Savino
Fake News: No One Is Liable, And That Is A Problem, Emma M. Savino
Buffalo Law Review
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Foreword: Advertising And The Law, Mark Bartholomew
Foreword: Advertising And The Law, Mark Bartholomew
Buffalo Law Review
This foreword to a special issue of the Buffalo Law Review provides an overview of seven articles addressing the intersection of advertising and law. The special issue stems from a November 2009 conference held at the University at Buffalo Law School. The foreword examines the particular difficulties in characterizing the relationship between advertisers, consumers, and the law. Advertisers promulgate certain symbolic meanings designed to induce consumption. Sometimes these meanings are contested through legal means yet consumers can only participate in advertising's regulatory apparatus indirectly. This results in a dynamic between advertiser and consumer that is difficult to define yet ubiquitous …
Stealth Marketing And Antibranding: The Love That Dare Not Speak Its Name, Sonia K. Katyal
Stealth Marketing And Antibranding: The Love That Dare Not Speak Its Name, Sonia K. Katyal
Buffalo Law Review
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Brandjacking On Social Networks: Trademark Infringement By Impersonation Of Markholders, Lisa P. Ramsey
Brandjacking On Social Networks: Trademark Infringement By Impersonation Of Markholders, Lisa P. Ramsey
Buffalo Law Review
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Advertising And Social Identity, Mark Bartholomew
Advertising And Social Identity, Mark Bartholomew
Buffalo Law Review
This essay takes a stand in the brewing legal academic debate over the consequences of advertising. On one side are the semiotic democratists, scholars who bemoan the ability of advertisers to take control of the meanings that they create through trademark law and other pro-business legal rules. On the other side are those who are more sanguine about the ability of consumers to rework advertising messages and point to several safety valves for free expression existing in the current advertising regulation regime. My take on this debate is that the participants have failed to address the impact of advertising on …
Consumer Counter-Advertising Law And Corporate Social Responsibility, Alberto R. Salazar V.
Consumer Counter-Advertising Law And Corporate Social Responsibility, Alberto R. Salazar V.
Buffalo Law Review
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Attention Must Be Paid: Commercial Speech, User-Generated Ads, And The Challenge Of Regulation, Rebecca Tushnet
Attention Must Be Paid: Commercial Speech, User-Generated Ads, And The Challenge Of Regulation, Rebecca Tushnet
Buffalo Law Review
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Of Rainbows And Rivers: Lessons For Telecommunications Spectrum Policy From Transitions In Property Rights And Commons In Water Law, Dale B. Thompson
Of Rainbows And Rivers: Lessons For Telecommunications Spectrum Policy From Transitions In Property Rights And Commons In Water Law, Dale B. Thompson
Buffalo Law Review
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Setting Standards For High Definition Television: Federal Policy Must Promote More Than Just A Better Picture, George Snyder Jr.
Setting Standards For High Definition Television: Federal Policy Must Promote More Than Just A Better Picture, George Snyder Jr.
Buffalo Law Review
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Broadcasting And The Administrative Process In Japan And The United States, Jonathan Weinberg
Broadcasting And The Administrative Process In Japan And The United States, Jonathan Weinberg
Buffalo Law Review
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Defamation, Public Officialdom And The Rosenblatt V. Baer Criteria—A Proposal For Revivification: Two Decades After New York Times Co. V. Sullivan, David Elder
Buffalo Law Review
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The Challenge Of Computer-Crime Legislation: How Should New York Respond?, Amalia M. Wagner
The Challenge Of Computer-Crime Legislation: How Should New York Respond?, Amalia M. Wagner
Buffalo Law Review
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Fair Use Old And New: The Betamax Case And Its Forebears, M. B. W. Sinclair
Fair Use Old And New: The Betamax Case And Its Forebears, M. B. W. Sinclair
Buffalo Law Review
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Use Of American Broadcast Signals By Canadian Cable Networks: The Cancom Decision, David W. Tarbet
Use Of American Broadcast Signals By Canadian Cable Networks: The Cancom Decision, David W. Tarbet
Buffalo Law Review
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When Is A Performance Not A Performance?—Twentieth Century Music Corp. V. Aiken And Its Catv Precedents, Charlotte D. Roederer
When Is A Performance Not A Performance?—Twentieth Century Music Corp. V. Aiken And Its Catv Precedents, Charlotte D. Roederer
Buffalo Law Review
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Federal Communications Commission Regulation Of Domestic Computer Communications: A Competitive Reformation, Barry Taub
Federal Communications Commission Regulation Of Domestic Computer Communications: A Competitive Reformation, Barry Taub
Buffalo Law Review
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The Copyright Law And Its Relevance To Catv: Can An Old Dog Be Taught New Tricks, Alan R. Chase
The Copyright Law And Its Relevance To Catv: Can An Old Dog Be Taught New Tricks, Alan R. Chase
Buffalo Law Review
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