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Articles in May, 2001 issue of Federal Communications Law Journal

• A subsidy by any other name: First Amendment implications of the Satellite Home Viewer Improvement Act of 1999
  by Andrew D. Cotlar
• The public interest standard: is it too indeterminate to be constitutional?
  by Randolph J. May
• The FCC's main studio rule: achieving little for localism at a great cost to broadcasters
  by David M. Silverman
• The best laid plans: how unrestrained arbitration decisions have corrupted the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy
  by Ian L. Stewart
• Paved with good intentions: how interLATA data relief undermines the competitive provisions of the 1996 Act
  by Jean F. Walker
• Use of public record databases in newspaper and television newsrooms
  by Brooke Barnett