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Breaking Out Of The Regulatory Dilemma: Alternatives To The Sterile Choice, Roger G. Noll
Breaking Out Of The Regulatory Dilemma: Alternatives To The Sterile Choice, Roger G. Noll
Indiana Law Journal
Colloquium: The Deregulation of Industry
The Fairness Doctrine And Access To Reply To Product Commercials, Susan T. Edlavitch
The Fairness Doctrine And Access To Reply To Product Commercials, Susan T. Edlavitch
Indiana Law Journal
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Problems In Defining The Institutional Status Of The Press, Andrew A. Jaxa-Debicki
Problems In Defining The Institutional Status Of The Press, Andrew A. Jaxa-Debicki
University of Richmond Law Review
This comment will deal with the concept of freedom of the press within the context of recent Supreme Court rulings which have directly or indirectly involved definitions of the role of the organized press in the governmental framework established by the Constitution. Specifically, the focus will be in the areas of the law dealing with defamation, testimonial privilege and the fair trial-free press controversy. The purpose will be to discern whether the Supreme Court is developing a concept of freedom of the press which is distinguishable from the general guarantee of freedom of speech and which derives its rationale from …
Fcc Broadcast Standards For Ascertaining Community Needs, Arthur P. Deluca
Fcc Broadcast Standards For Ascertaining Community Needs, Arthur P. Deluca
Fordham Urban Law Journal
This comment examines: (1) the history of the ascertainment procedures, including the function of the original Primer; (2) the effect of the Renewal Primer amendments on the ascertainment procedures; and (3) the significance of the Bamford cases in light of the treatment of badly-organized groups under prior ascertainment procedures, and in light of the issuance of the Renewal Primer. The comment argues that the Primer's purpose of increasing the responsiveness of a broadcast applicant to the needs of its proposed service area has improved the situation for the more organized significant groups, such as minority groups, but its effectiveness as …