Editor’s Note Articles Adaptive Policymaking: Evolving and Applying Emergent Solutions for U.S. Communications Policy by Richard S. Whitt This Article presents some specific ways that U.S. policymakers should use teachings from the latest thinking in economics to create a conceptual… Read More »Volume 61; 2008-2009 • Issue 3
Editor’s Note Articles Beyond Content Neutrality: Understanding Content-Based Promotion of Democratic Speech by Marvin Ammori Scholars and judges generally assume that the cornerstone of free speech doctrine is the distinction between content-based and content-neutral laws. Despite the distinctions wide acceptance,… Read More »Volume 61; 2008-2009 • Issue 2
Editor’s Note Introduction The Enduring Lessons of the Breakup of AT&T: A Twenty-Five Year Retrospective by Christopher S. Yoo Articles The Decline and Fall of AT&T: A Personal Recollection by Hon. Richard A. Posner In his luncheon talk at the… Read More »Volume 61; 2008-2009 • Issue 1
Editor’s Note Articles Antitrust Language Barriers: First Amendment Constraints on Defining an Antitrust Market by a Broadcast’s Language, and its Implications for Audiences, Competition, and Democracy by Catherine J.K. Sandoval This Article explores whether the language of a broadcaster’s program… Read More »Volume 60; 2007-2008 • Issue 3
Editor’s Note Articles The Two-Step Evidentiary and Causation Quandary for Medium-Specific Laws Targeting Sexual and Violent Content: First Proving Harm and Injury to Silence Speech, then Proving Redress and Rehabilitation Through Censorship by Clay Calvert This Article argues that legislators… Read More »Volume 60; 2007-2008 • Issue 2
Editor’s Note Commentary Expansion of Indecency Regulation by Hon. Kevin J. Martin, Adam G. Ciongoli, Robert W. Peters, Roger Pilon, & Hon. David B. Sentelle This is a transcript of the November 10, 2005, panel discussion at the National Lawyer’s… Read More »Volume 60; 2007-2008 • Issue 1
Editor’s Note Articles Sending Out an S.O.S.: Public Safety Communications Interoperability as a Collective Action Problem by Jerry Brito Lack of public safety communications interoperability is the result of what economist Mancur Olson called a collective action problem. In this… Read More »Volume 59; 2006-2007 • Issue 3
Editor’s Note Articles Does Video Delivered over a Telephone Network Require a Cable Franchise? by Robert W. Crandall, J. Gregory Sidak & Hal J. Singer This Article examines whether, on legal or policy grounds, video services provided over a telephone… Read More »Volume 59; 2006-2007 • Issue 2