Telecommunications Act
Radio station market concentration and programming diversity: The effect of the Telecommunications act of 1996 on local radio markets.
... the Telecommunications Act of 1996, which, while not completely removing caps, recreated an environment in which it was possible for one corporation to own a majority of media outlets at both the market and ...
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The Sources of Statutory Meaning: An Archaeological Case Study of the 1996 Telecommunications Act
... The Sources of Statutory Meaning An Archaeological Case Study of the 1996 Telecommunications Act SMU Law Review Volume 53 | Issue 1 Article 8 2000 The Sources of Statutory Meaning An Archaeological Ca[.] ...
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Federal Preemption of State Universal Service Regulations Under the Telecommunications Act of 1996
... 9 0 "[S]ection 254, read in light of the express directive of section 2(b), precludes the Commission from asserting jurisdiction over revenues based on intrastate a[r] ...
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Confusion in the Wake of the Telecommunications Act of 1996: What Standard of Review Should Courts Employ When Evaluating Interconnection Agreements?
... Part II of this Note outlines important provisions of the Act, ex- plaining how interconnection agreements are created and reviewed by state commissions. Part III describes the relevant jurisdictional issues, ...
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The Telecommunications Act of 1996
... 2 9 Here's one Rube Goldberg might have admired: Most local telephone companies cannot offer long-distance service," nor can they manufacture telecommunications equ[r] ...
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A Birthday Party: The Terrible or Terrific Two’s? 1996 Federal Telecommunications Act
... The FCC offers a list of the numerous orders issued to implement the Telecommu- nications Act of 1996 at its Web site Federal Communications Commission Home Page (visite[r] ...
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Section 253 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996: A Permanent Physical Appropriation of Private Property that Must Be Justly Compensated
... Under section 253, municipalities may be forced to change their fee structures for franchises, licenses, and the like to comply with the "fair and reasonable compensatio[r] ...
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The Greatest Story Never Told: How the 1996 Telecommunications Act Helped to Transform Cable's Future
... The most unfortunate thing about the timing of the 1992 Act was that cable had just begun to understand the incredible possibilities of the coaxial networks it had strun[r] ...
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From Diversity to Duplication: Mega-Mergers and the Failure of the Marketplace Model Under the Telecommunications Act of 1996
... 1996 Act, has resulted in massive station ownership consolidation that has not clearly advanced the public interest, diversity, or competition—in fact, the results are mixed at best, or negative at ...1996 ...
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Section 202(h) of the Telecommunications Act of 1996: Beware of Intended Consequences
... retention of the national television ownership rule and the cable broadcast cross-ownership rule were necessary in the public interest, within the meaning of Section [r] ...
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The 1996 Telecommunications Act
... It was a chance for the cable industry to finally throw off the shackles of the Cable Act and enter a new era in which we could compete for voice and data customers a[r] ...
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Balancing the Scales: The 1996 Telecommunications Act and Eleventh Amendment Immunity
... However, after Seminole Tribe, the Ex parte Young exception is not available in suits under statutes where Congress has provided a "remedial scheme., 69 The Court's [r] ...
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The 1996 Telekommunikationsgesetz and the Telecommunications Act of 1996: Toward More Competitive Markets in Telecommunications in Germany and the United States
... While private enterprises could obtain licenses for some private, closed telecommunications networks (such as in banking and airline reservations), essentially there was no fr[r] ...
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Antitrust and Communications: Changes After the Telecommunications Act of 1996
... More practically, National League of Cities had attempted to create a framework for identifying "traditional governmental functions," which the Court said were immune f[r] ...
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Section 254 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996: A Hidden Tax?
... The universal service provisions of the 1996 Act do not provide the FCC with a clear roadmap. Rather, Congress has completely handed over the reins and is letting the F[r] ...
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Ideas of the Marketplace: A Guide to The 1996 Telecommunications Act
... The joint venture ban is limited, though, to the provision of video programming and telecommunications services. A joint venture for other purposes, such as constructing [r] ...
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The Telecommunications Act Of 1996: Codifying the Digital Divide
... In addition, enhanced networks present us with the opportunity for im- proved, cost-efficient delivery of needed goods and services. However, if in- equitably deployed, these [r] ...
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The Failure of Competition Under the 1996 Telecommunications Act
... Now that the three largest national wireless providers are integrated with the dominant wire companies by merger or joint venture (e.g., Verizon with Verizon Wireless, AT[r] ...
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The 1996 Telecommunications Act: Ten Years Later
... Another big lesson of the 1996 Act, much harder to see by staring close up at the telecommunications policy process, was that calling competition a good enough syn[r] ...
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Ten Years Under the 1996 Telecommunications Act
... In some countries, wire subsidized wireless through interconnection regulation; in others, wireless subsidized wire; in the United States, the interconnection regime did[r] ...
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