Most Recent Articles from Federal Communications Law Journal

• Adaptive policymaking: evolving and applying emergent solutions for U.S. communications policy 

  "All we know of the world is of the nature of theories, and all experience can do is to change those theories."--F.A. Hayek I. INTRODUCTION II....

  06/01/09 by Richard S. Whitt · More from publication

• Trustworthiness as a limitation on network neutrality 

  I. INTRODUCTION II. TRACING TRUSTWORTHINESS THROUGH THE NETWORK NEUTRALITY DEBATE A. Defining Trustworthiness 1....

  06/01/09 by Aaron J. Burstein; Fred B. Schneider · More from publication

• Restraining false light: constitutional and common law limits on a "troublesome tort" 

  I. INTRODUCTION II. JUDICIAL AND LEGISLATIVE LIMITS ON DEFAMATION A. Elements and Presumptions at Common Law B. The End of Common Law...

  06/01/09 by James B. Lake · More from publication

• Viewpoint diversity and media ownership 

  I. INTRODUCTION II. RATIONALES FOR OWNERSHIP DISPERSAL A. Democratic Distribution or Dispersal B. Democratic Safeguards C. Media...

  06/01/09 by C. Edwin Baker · More from publication

• The role of theory and evidence in media regulation and law: a response to Baker and a defense of empirical legal studies 

  I. INTRODUCTION II. CLARIFYING THE MUDDLE A. Our Contribution B. Baker's Position III. WHERE WE AGREE IV. A VULNERABLE THEORY...

  06/01/09 by Daniel E. Ho; Kevin M. Quinn · More from publication

• The never-ending limits of 230: extending ISP immunity to the sexual exploitation of children 

  I. SECTION 230 IMMUNITY A. Congress's Intent in Enacting [section] 230 B. The Seminal [section] 230 Case and Its Enduring Effects II....

  06/01/09 by Katy Noeth · More from publication

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