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Articles in May, 2000 issue of Federal Communications Law Journal

• Joint Statement of Sumner M. Redstone Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Viacom Inc. and Mel Karmazin President and Chief Executive Officer of CBS Corp
• Viacom-CBS Merger: Media Competition and Consolidation in the New Millennium
  by Andrew Jay Schwartzman
• The CBS-Viacom Merger: Impact on Journalism
  by Jim Parker
• CBS-Viacom and the Effects of Media Mergers: An Economic Perspective
  by David Waterman
• Growing Media Consolidation Must Be Examined to Preserve Our Democracy
  by Paul Wellstone
• Structural Regulation of the Media and the Diversity Rationale
  by Jerome A. Barron
• From Consumers to Users: Shifting the Deeper Structures of Regulation Toward Sustainable Commons and User Access
  by Yochai Benkler
• Reflections on the FCC'S Recent Approach to Structural Regulation of the Electronic Mass Media
  by Lili Levi
• When Channel Surfers Flip to the Web: Copyright Liability for Internet Broadcasting
  by Baoding Hsieh Fan
• Limiting Tort Liability for Online Third-party Content Under Section 230 of the Communications Act
  by Jonathan A. Friedman
• Application of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act to Intrastate Telemarketing Calls and Faxes
  by Hilary B. Miller
• Editorial Rights of Public Broadcasting Stations vs. Access for Minor Political Candidates to Television Debates
  by Kyu Ho Youm
• The Availability of the Fair Use Defense in Music Piracy and Internet Technology
  by Sonia Das
• Interpreting the Copyright Act's Section 201 Revision Privilege with Respect to Electronic Media
  by Robert Meitus
• Business-only E-mail Policies in the Labor Organizing Context: It Is Time to Recognize Employee and Employer Rights
  by Allegra Kirsten Weiner
• A Leap Forward: Why States Should Ratify the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act
  by David A. P. Neboyskey
• Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace
  by Mark S. Nadel