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Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce
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Prior Consent Or The Free Flow Of Information Over International Satellite Radio And Television : A Comparison And Critique Of U. S. Domestic And International Broadcast Policy, Theodore M. Hagelin
Prior Consent Or The Free Flow Of Information Over International Satellite Radio And Television : A Comparison And Critique Of U. S. Domestic And International Broadcast Policy, Theodore M. Hagelin
Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce
This paper is concerned with U.S. international policy regarding direct broadcast satellites (DBS), comparing it with domestic broadcast policy and practice.
A Canadian Perspective On Direct Broadcast Satellites And The New World Information And Communication Order, Gabriel Warren
A Canadian Perspective On Direct Broadcast Satellites And The New World Information And Communication Order, Gabriel Warren
Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce
The author offers a Canadian perspective on direct broadcast satellites and the new world information and communication order.
International Satellite Communications And The New Information Order: Distressing Broadcasting Satellites, Stephen E. Doyle
International Satellite Communications And The New Information Order: Distressing Broadcasting Satellites, Stephen E. Doyle
Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce
The author argues that the frantic debate over the use of direct broadcasting satellites (which he dubs “distressing broadcasting satellites”) is irrelevant because international broadcasting using satellites is very unlikely to occur due to prohibitive costs and technological barriers.
Le Nouvel Ordre Mondial De L'Information Et Les Satellites De Radiodiffusion Directe (The New World Information Order And Direct Broadcasting Satellites), Mustapha Masmoudi
Le Nouvel Ordre Mondial De L'Information Et Les Satellites De Radiodiffusion Directe (The New World Information Order And Direct Broadcasting Satellites), Mustapha Masmoudi
Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce
Certain general principles of the New World Order of Information and Communication directly pertaining to space communications are reviewed, and the problems faced by developing countries and the solutions they are counting on are analyzed.
Telecommunications, Outer Space, And The New International Information Order (Niio), Carl Q. Christol
Telecommunications, Outer Space, And The New International Information Order (Niio), Carl Q. Christol
Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce
In determining the distribution of the invisible resources of the space environment; e.g. radio frequencies and geostationary orbital positions; through such international institutions as the UN, ITU, and UNESCO; much deference will be accorded to the prerogative of national choice. Such choice must, of necessity, be conditioned by suitable concerns for the well-being of the entire world community.
Direct Broadcasting Via Satellite And A New Information Order, Ram S. Jakhu
Direct Broadcasting Via Satellite And A New Information Order, Ram S. Jakhu
Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce
This paper focuses on the legal analysis of what the author views as the two major problems of direct broadcasting via satellite (DBS): access to natural resources, like the radio spectrum and the geostationary orbit; and the contents of international DBS.