| ABRAMSON, RICHARD H. -
Presenting
Technologically Complex Cases to Lay Judges and Juries, 14:259
ADU, MARY MACK AND GRETCHEN DUMAS -
Privacy
in Telecommunications - A California Perspective, 15:417
ALLARD, NICHOLAS W. -
The 1992 Cable Act: Just the Beginning, 15:305
ALLEN, WILLIAM H. -
Some Revisions of a Gray Market Decalogue: A Response to Messrs. Lewin
and Steele, 10:1075
ANDERSON, ALISA E. -
The Future of Software
Copyright Protection: Arbitration v. Litigation, 12:1
ANDERSON, ROBERT E. -
Alternatives to
Copyright Law Protection of Graphic Characters: The Lanham Act and
Antidilution Statutes, 13:179
ARNOLD, TERRI FINKBINE -
Let Technology Counteract Technology: Protecting the Medical
Record in the Computer Age, 15:455
ATKIN, DAVID J. AND MICHAEL F. STARR -
The
Department of Communications: A Plan and Policy for the Abolition of the Federal
Communications Commission, 12:181
AVER, RAYMOND H. -
The Zoning of Adult
Entertainment: How Far Can Planning Commissions Go?, 5:293
AVERY, JANET L. -
Struggle Over Performing
Rights to Music: BMI and ASCAP vs. Cable Television, 14:47
BABCOCK, CHARLES L. AND DAN ROSEN -
Of and
Concerning Real People and Writers of Fiction, 7:221
BABCOCK, WILLIAM L., MARC A. STEINER, AND PATRICK
BALDWIN -
"Can We Save Our Ball Club?": The Availability of
Injunctive Relief for a Municipality to Prevent the Threatened Breach of a
Stadium Lease Agreement by a Professional Sports Franchise, 2:97
BACH, AMY R. -
Pressing California Shield
Law on Criminal Defendants: A Weighting Game, 11:461
BAKER, RANDY -
Protecting the Press by Protecting the Journalist: A Wrongful Discharge
Action for Editorial Employees at Newspapers, 8:1
BALDWIN, PATRICK, WILLIAM L. BABCOCK, AND MARC A.
STEINER -
"Can We Save Our Ball Club?": The Availability of
Injunctive Relief for a Municipality to Prevent the Threatened Breach of a
Stadium Lease Agreement by a Professional Sports Franchise, 2:97
BARKAN, JUDITH -
Universal v. Sony: Is Home Use in Fact Fair Use?, 3:53
BARNETT, MARTHA W. AND SCOTT D. MAKAR -
"In the Ordinary Course of Business":
The Legal Limits of Workplace Wiretapping, 10:715
BARNETT, STEVEN R. -
United States
Regulation of Transborder Speech, 9:635
BARRETT, LEE E. - PTO
Perspective on Recent
Developments in Patent Protection for Computer Hardware and
Software, 16:627
BARRISH, MARK -
Disclosure of Computer Reenactments During Pretrial Discovery, 16:691
BARRON, JEROME A. - The Right of Reply to the Media in the United States - Resistance and
Resurgence, 15:1
BARRON, JEROME A. - What Does the Fairness Doctrine Controversy Really Mean?, 12:205
BARROW, ROSCOE L. - The Equal Opportunities and Fairness Doctrines in Broadcasting: Should
They be Retained?, 1:65
BARTASI, THOMAS A. - Trade Screening Laws: A Survey and Analysis, 6:91
BASSIS, LISA M. - A Legal Conundrum | Transsexuals in Athletics, 1:369
BAUR, ALISON E. - The Constitutional Administration of the Beirut Agreement: Paradox or
Possibility?, 12:245
BEALS, ALAN AND NICHOLAS P. MILLER - Regulating Cable Television, 3:607
BECK, HENRY - Control of, and Access to, OnLine Computer Data Bases: Some First
Amendment Issues in Videodex and Teletext, 5:1
BENJAMIN, ALAN G. AND ROBERT G. WEISS - Cable Television Secured Financing, 5:95
BENJAMIN, ALAN G. AND ROBERT G. WEISS - Feature Film Secured Financing: A Transactional
Approach for Lender's
Counsel, 5:75
BIOFF, ALLAN L. AND ROBERT E. PAUL - Employee and Independent Contractors: Legal
Implications of Conversion from
One to the Other, 4:649
BISCEGLIA, JULIE J. - Summary Judgment on Substantial Similarity in Copyright
Actions, 16:51
BLACK, EDWARD G. AND MICHAEL H. PAGE - Addon Infringements: When Computer Addons and
Peripherals Should (And
Should Not) Be Considered Infringing Derivative Works Under Lewis Galoob Toys, Inc. v.
Nintendo of America, Inc., and Other Recent Decisions, 15:615
BLAKE, JONATHAN D. AND DEBORA L. OSGOOD - A
Suggested Approach to the First Amendment Issues Involved in Broadcast Regulation, 11:607
BLAUFARB, JONATHAN - The SevenYear Itch: California Labor Code Section 2855, 6:653
BLISS, THOMAS ALBERT - Subliminal Projection: History and Analysis, 5:419
BLOOM, SETH E. - Preventing the Misappropriation of Identity: Beyond the "Right of
Publicity," 13:489
BLUER, SUSAN G. - California Extends the Right of Publicity to Heirs: A Shift From Privacy
to Property and Copyright Principles, 7:575
BOASBERG, JAMES E. - With Malice Toward None: A New Look at Defamatory Republication and
Neutral Reportage, 13:455
BOESSENECKER, JANET - Legislating Canned Performances, 14:545
BOND, KATHARYN - Crime Scene Videotapes: Are Television Techniques Violating the
Confrontation Clause?, 15:749
BOTEIN, MICHAEL - New Communications Technology: The Emerging Antitrust Agenda, 3:685
BRANIGAN, EDWARD AND BRUCE M. STIGLITZ - Workers' Compensation Insurance for
Entertainment
LoanOut Corporations, 5:725
BRENNAN, LORIN AND JOHN D. MAATTA - Comments on International Video Piracy - A Review of
the Problem and Some Potential Solutions, 10:1081
BRENNAN, MARY LYNN - Civil Rights in the Locker Room: Ludtke v. Kuhn, 2:645
BRENNER, DANIEL L. - Cable Franchising and the First Amendment: Preferred Problems,
Undesirable Solutions, 10:999
BRENNER, DANIEL - PolicyMaking at the Fowler FCC: How Speeches Figured In, 10:539
BRODY, MARILYN A. - Copyright Protection for Video Games, Computer Programs and Other
Cybernetic Works, 5:477
BROOKS, DAVID P. - Advertising Injury: Getting the Most Out of Your Insurance Policy,
14:389
BROOKS, KENNEDY A. - VADs, VARs, and Authorized Dealers - Do the Franchise Laws Apply to
the Computer Industry?, 12:33
BROPHY, SCOTT C. - Joint Authorship Under the Copyright Law, 16:451
BROTMAN, STUART N. - Cable Television and Copyright: Legislation and the Marketplace
Model, 2:477
BROTMAN, STUART N. - The Changing Nature of Communications Law Practice, 9:179
BROWN, JOSHUA H. - Creators Caught in the Middle: Visual Artists Rights Act Preemption of
State Moral Rights Laws, 15:1003
BRUCKER, ALEX M. AND FRANK M. KEESLING - California Taxation of Literary Properties, 2:263
BUMP, CATHERINE M. - What Is a "Newspaper" Under California's Retraction
Statute? Enquiring Minds Want to Know, 10:795
BURNETT, BARBARA A. - Protecting and Regulating Commercial Speech: Consumers Confront the
First Amendment, 5:637
BUTLER, TIMOTHY L. - Can a Computer be an Author? Copyright Aspects of Artificial
Intelligence, 4:707
CAIN, RITA M. - Constitutional Struggle Over Telecommunications Regulation, 10:1
CALLAHAN, ELLETTA SANGREY AND TERRY MOREHEAD DWORKIN - Employee Disclosures to the Media:
When is a "Source" a
"Sourcerer"?, 15:357
CASE COMMENTARY - Salinger v. Random House: Is Copyright Protection of Letters Meant to
Serve the Public or Their Author?, 10:941
CASEY, TIMOTHY M. - The Visual Artists Rights Act, 14:85
CHARLES, DAVID F. - The Personal Manager in California: Riding the Horns of the Licensing
Dilemma, 1:347
CHEMERINSKY, ERWIN - Changing the Rules of the Game: The New FCC Regulations on Political
Debates, 7:1
CHOPER, JESSE H., SANFORD H. KADISH, AND DANIEL SCHORR - What are the Limits on Freedom of the
Press?, 1:175
CHRISTIANSON, SHAWN M. AND S. CLAIRE SOPER -
The Danger of Illusion: A Critique of Safety Regulations in the Television and Motion
Picture Industry, 6:137
CLARK, ANDREW E. - The Trouble With TShirts: Merchandise Bootlegging in the Music Industry, 6:1
COATS, WILLIAM S. AND DAVID H. KRAMER - Not as Clean as They Wanna Be: Intermediate
Copying in Campbell v. AcuffRose, 16:607
COATS, WILLIAM S. AND HEATHER D. RAFTER - The Games People Play: Sega v. Accolade and the
Right to Reverse Engineer Software, 15:557
COCHRAN, J. WESLEY - Why Can't I Watch This Video Here?: Copyright Confusion and
Performances of Videocassettes and Videodiscs in Libraries, 15:837
COHEN, JONATHAN D. - Remedies for Misappropriation of Motion Picture and Television Story
Ideas, 7:85
COHEN, THOMAS A. - Simplified Syndication for Stage and Screen: A Proposal for Modifying
Securities Laws for the Financing of Theater and Film Production, 13:533
COLE, HARRY F., ERWIN G. KRASNOW, AND WILLIAM E.
KENNARD - FCC Regulation and Other Oxymorons: Seven Axioms
to Grind, 5:759
COLEWALLEN, DONNA G. - Crossing the Line: Isues Facing Entertainment Attorneys Engaged
in Related Secondary Occupations,
8:481
CONTRERAS, JORGE - The Art Auctioneer: Duties and Assumptions, 13:717
COPYRIGHT ROYALTY TRIBUNAL - Report of the Copyright Royalty Tribunal on "Use of
Certain Copyrighted Works in Connection With Noncommercial Broadcasting" as Required
by 37 CFR 304.1, 3:41
CORAN, STEVE AND WILLIAM HANKS - Federal Preemption of State Obscenity Law Applied to
Broadcasting, 5:21
COURSEN, DAVID - The FCC and "Pay Cable": Promoting Diversity on Television,
6:773
COWAN, DAVID J. - Daily Herald Co. v. Munro: Ninth Circuit Strikes Down Limits on Election
Day Broadcast of Exit Polls, 10:1155
CRAMER, EDWARD M. - Some Observations on the Copyright Law of 1976: Not Everything is
Beautiful, 1:157
CRANSTON, KIM C. - The Ban on Broadcasting Cigarette Advertisements, 2:333
CROFT, ERIC - Telephonic Testimony in Criminal and Civil Trials, 14:107
CROOK, ROBERT ASA - Welcome to the Nineties, Bindrim v. Mitchell: Now Drop Dead, 12:517
CUSACK, DENNIS M. - Peanuts and Potatoes: The FCC's Diversification Policy and the
Antitrust Laws, 7:599
DAMICH, EDWARD J. - A Comparison of State and Federal Moral Rights Protection: Are Artists
Better Off After VARA?, 15:953
DARRABY, JESSICA L. - Personal Reflections on Art Law, 12:298
DAVIDSON, DUNCAN M. AND JEAN A. KUNKEL -
The Developing Methodology for Analyzing Privacy Torts, 6:43
DAVIDSON, LANCE S. - Extension of the Federal Communications Commission's Jurisdiction to
the Television Networks, 4:235
DAVIS, NOY S. - Eliminating the Network/Cable CrossOwnership Ban: Does a Free Market
Protect the Marketplace of Ideas?, 6:163
DEMPSEY, PAUL STEPHEN - Adam Smith Assaults Ma Bell with His Invisible Hands: Divestiture,
Deregulation, and the Need for a New Telecommunications Policy, 11:527
DENVIR, JAMES P. - The Dole Bill: Freeing the Telephone Company Seven?, 9:113
DENVIR, JAMES P. - Freeing the Telephone Company Seven: The Justice Department Joins the
Chorus, 9:595
DERWIN, DOUGLAS K. - It is Time to Put "Look and Feel" Out to Pasture, 15:605
DE SANTIS, KATHLEEN - The Disabled Student Athlete: Gaining a Place on the Playing Field,
5:517
DEVORE, P. CAMERON - Posadas de Puerto Rico v. Tourism Company of Puerto Rico: The End of
the Beginning, 10:579
DEVORE, P. CAMERON AND MARSHALL J. NELSON -
Punitive Damages in Libel Cases After BrowningFerris, 12:153
DIAMOND, JOHN L. - Philadelphia Newspapers v. Hepps: Unanswered Defamation Questions,
10:125
DIAMOND, JOHN L. AND JAMES L. PRIMM -
Rediscovering Traditional Tort Typologies to Determine Media Liability for
Physical Injuries: From the Mickey Mouse Club to Hustler Magazine, 10:969
DICKENSON, CHARLES AND ZOOK SUTTON - The Effect of the 1976 Tax Reform Act on the
Ownership of Professional Sports Franchises, 1:227
DIXON, ALLEN N., III - Unauthorized Pay Television Reception Under Section 605 of the
Communications Act, 3:719
DOBB, LINDA SUE - Video Game Regulation and the Courts, 5:549
DOLAN, SHEILA - Big O v. Goodyear: The Case for Trademark Disparagement, 3:227
DORFMAN, ANNE - Neutral Propaganda: Three Films "Made in Canada" and the Foreign
Agents Registration Act, 7:435
DOWNS, HOWARD AND KAREN KARPEN - The Equal Time and Fairness Doctrines: Outdated or
Crucial to American Politics in the 1980's, 4:67
DUBOFF, LEONARD D. - Introduction to Computer Law, 14:215
DUBOFF, LEONARD D. - What is Art? Toward a Legal Definition, 12:303
DUGGAN, JAMES E. - Legal Protection for Computer Programs, 19801992: A Bibliography of
LawRelated Materials, 15:211
DUMAS, BETH F. - The Functionality Doctrine in Trade Dress and Copyright Infringement
Actions: A Call for Clarification, 12:471
DUMAS, GRETCHEN AND MARY MACK ADU - Privacy in Telecommunications - A California
Perspective, 15:417
DUNAGAN, CRAIG AUSTIN - Commercialization of Public Broadcasting, 5:241
DUNLAP, BEN, JR. - The Uniform Defamation Act: Is Too Much Being Asked of the Press in the
Quest for Libel Law Reform?, 15:21
DWORKIN, TERRY MOREHEAD AND ELLETTA SANGREY CALLAHAN - Employee Disclosures to the Media:
When is a "Source" a "Sourcerer"?, 15:357
EDITOR'S NOTE - Piracy and Gray Market Imports: Knocking Out the KnockOffs, 10:1045
EISEN, DAVID J. - VDT's as a Health Problem: The Newspaper Guild's Experience, 4:625
ELIE, STEVEN J. - Joy in Wrigleyville? The Mighty Cubs Strike Out in Court, 8:289
EHRLICH, MICHELLE D. - Doctors Can "Just Say No": The Constitutionality of
ConsumerDirected Advertising of Prescription Drugs, 12:535
FAABORG, KAREN - Some Constitutional Implications of Denying NEA Subsidies to Arts
Projects Under the Yates Compromise, 12:397
FARMER, DAVID C. - Writing With Light: The Metaphysics of the Copyright Process in the
Betamax Cases, 7:111
FEDERIGHI, CAROL - Regulating Slate Mailers: Consumer Protection or First Amendment
Infringement, 14:567
FIDLOW, BENNETT J. - The "Works Made for Hire" Doctrine and the
Employee/Independent Contractor Dichotomy: The Need for Congressional Clarification,
10:591
FIELD, BRET - Protein Pharmaceuticals: Altering the Scope of Product Patents to Accomodate
Recombinant DNA Technology, 15:495
FOWLER, MARK S. - The Federal Communications Commission 19811987: What the Chairman
Said, 10:409
FRAADE, RICHARD D., DAVID B. GARDNER, AND ALLAN STEWART - The IRS, the INS and the Foreign
Entertainer, 5:191
FRALEY, ROBERT E. AND F. RUSSEL HARWELL - The Sports Lawyer's Duty to Avoid Differing
Interests: A Practical Guide to
Responsible Representation, 11:165
FRANK, RICHARD H. - Cameras in the Courtroom: A First Amendment Right of Access, 9:749
FRANKS, KELLY - "Son of Sam" Laws After Simon & Schuster v. New York
Crime Victims Board: Free Speech Versus Victims' Rights, 14:595
FRANKLIN, MARC A. - What Does "Negligence" Mean in Defamation Cases?, 6:259
FRANKLIN, MARC A. AND ROBERT TRAGER - Literature and Libel, 4:205
FROST, PETER - People ex rel. Gow v. Mitchell Brothers: California Gropes for a Civil
Obscenity Standard, 5:109
FUHRMAN, JANICE - Access to Preliminary Hearings: Is California's Closure Law
Unconstitutional?, 3:245
GANZGLASS, MARTIN R. - Impact of New Technology on Existing Bargaining Units in the
Newspaper Industry, 4:605
GARDNER, DAVID B., RICHARD D. FRAADE, AND ALLAN STEWART - The IRS, the INS and the Foreign
Entertainer, 5:191
GARRETT, ROBERT ALAN AND DALE N. HATFIELD -
A Reexamination of Cable Television's Compulsory Licensing Royalty Rates: The Copyright
Royalty Trubunal and the Marketplace, 5:681
GARRY, PATRICK M. - The Trouble With Confidential Sources: A Criticism of the Supreme
Court's InterestGroup View of the First Amendment in Cohen v. Cowles Media Co., 14:403
GELLER, HENRY - The FCC Under Mark Fowler: A Mixed Bag, 10:521
GELLER, PAUL - Preassignment of Creators' Rights: An Adhesion Analysis, 2:1
GENSER, JOSHUA - The Economic Case for the Coexistence of Monopoly Pwer and Goodwill in
the Cable Television Industry, 16:265
GERALDI, ALAN R. - Misuse: An Equitable Defense to Intellectual Property Infringement
Actions, 14:235
GERTZ, ELMER - The Search for Consistency in Constitutional Defamation Law, 10:1033
GIBSON, DON EUGENENOLAN - Violence in Professional Sports: A Proposal for
SelfRegulation, 3:425
GLEASON, TIMOTHY W. - The Fact/Opinion Distinction in Libel, 10:763
GLOVINSKY, ELI H. - Stay Tuned for New Technology: The Paradoxes of the Proposed Financial
Interest and Syndication Rules, 6:589
GOETZL, THOMAS M. - California Art Legislation Goes Federal: Progress in the Protection of
Artists' Rights, 15:893
GOETZL, THOMAS M. - Visual Arts and the Public: A Legislative Agenda for the 1990s, 12:403
GOLDBERG, HENRY, ROBERT W. ROSS, AND PHILLIP SPECTOR - Cable Television, Government
Regulation, and the First
Amendment, 3:577
GOLDEN, ELDEN DALE - The Discretionary Award of Attorney's Fees Under the Copyright Act,
13:411
GOLDSTEIN, CARRIE - Carson v. Here's Johnny Portable Toilets, Inc.: Plumbing the Depths of
the Right to Publicity, 7:319
GRAUL, LISA F. - Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Fresno Branch v. City
of Fresno: Free Speech Access to Transit Cars Under the California Constitution, 10:829
GREENBERG, GARY A. - The Plight of the Personal Manager in California: A Legislative
Solution, 6:837
GREENBERG, SUSAN L. - Spotlight on the Jury: Trial Publicity and Juror Privacy, 6:369
GROVE, AMANDA - Sobering News for the Alcohol Industry, 11:643
GRUNFELD, JACQUI GOLD - Docudramas: The Legality of Producing FactBased Dramas - What
Every Producer's Attorney Should Know, 14:483
GUMMERMAN, DOUG - After Richmond Newspapers: A Public Right to Attend Civil Trials?, 4:291
GUNDERSON, JAMES L. AND FRANK G. HOUDEK -
Theatrical Motion Pictures and the Law: A Comprehensive Bibliography of LawRelated
Materials, 3:117
HALLIFAX, PETER - Children Watching Television Advertising: What's Wrong With This
Picture?, 12:495
HAMILTON, JACKSON D. AND ADAM B. NIMOY - Attorneys and the California Athlete Agencies
Act: The Toll of the Bill, 7:551
HANKS, WILLIAM AND STEVE CORAN - Federal Preemption of State Obscenity Law Applied to
Broadcasting, 5:21
HARNISCH, VIRGINIA J. - Confidential Communications Between Clients and Patent Agents: Are
They Protected Under the AttorneyClient Privilege?, 16:433
HARPER, MIKE - Connick v. Myers and the First Amendment Rights of Public Employees, 16:525
HARWELL, F. RUSSELL AND ROBERT E. FRALEY -
The Sports Lawyer's Duty to Avoid Differing Interests: A Practical Guide to Responsible
Representation, 11:165
HATFIELD, DALE N. AND ROBERT ALAN GARRETT -
A Reexamination of Cable Television's Compulsory Licensing Royalty Rates: The Copyright
Royalty Trubunal and the Marketplace, 5:681
HAYES, DAVID L. - Shrinkwrap License Agreements: New Light on a Vexing Problem, 15:653
HEIMBECHER, REED - Proposed Prior Art Legislation for Computer Program Patent
Applications: Creating a Potential for Coexisting Patents, 13:57
HELFAND, MICHAEL TODD - How Valid are U.S. Criticisms of the Japanese Patent System?,
15:123
HENDERSON, MICHAEL J. - Municipal Ownership of Cable Television: Some Issues and Problems,
3:667
HENDRICKS, L. PEYTON - OSHA, NIOSH and the VDT Issue, 4:631
HERMAN, GAYLE - The Copyrightability of Jokes: "Take My Registration Deposit
. . . Please!", 6:391
HICKS, H. THOMAS - Media CrossOwnership: National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting v.
FCC, 2:545
HICKS, RANDALL B. - Requiem for a Parody, 8:55
HIGGINS, THOMAS P. - West v. Mead Data Central: Has Copyright Protection Been Stretched
Too Far?, 10:95
HIGGINS, WILLIS E. - The Case for Software Patent Protection, 14:315
HIGGINS, WILLIS E. - Technological Poetry: The Interface Between Copyright and Patents for
Software, 12:67
HILEN, CHRISTOPHER A. - Alternatives to the Fairness Doctrine: Structural Limits Should
Replace Content Controls, 11:291
HOFER, STEPHEN R. - Libel Law in the TwentyFirst Century: Defamation and the Electronic
Newspaper, 3:379
HOFF, KENNETH M.H. - TwoWay Cable Television and Informational Privacy, 6:797
HOGAN, JOHN C. AND WARREN L. PATTON - The Copyright Notice Requirement: Deliberate
Omission of Notice, 5:225
HOUDEK, FRANK G. - Constitutional Limitations on Libel Actions: A Bibliography of New York
Times v. Sullivan and Its Progeny, 19641984, 6:447
HOUDEK, FRANK G. - Nonbroadcast VideoProgramming and Distribution: A Comprehensive
Bibliography of LawRelated Periodical Articles, 9:307
HOUDEK, FRANK G. - Researching the Law of Motion Pictures: A Revised and Comprehensive
Bibliography of Law Related Materials, 14:137
HOUDEK, FRANK G. - Researching the Law of Sports: A Revised and Comprehensive Bibliography
of Law Related Materials, 13:589
HOUDEK, FRANK G. - Researching the Right of Publicity: A Revised and Comprehensive
Bibliography of LawRelated Materials, 16:385
HOUDEK, FRANK G. - The Right of Publicity: A Comprehensive Bibliography of LawRelated
Materials, 7:505
HOUDEK, FRANK G. - Sports and the Law: A Comprehensive Bibliography of LawRelated
Materials, 2:177
HOUDEK, FRANK G. - Sports and the Law: A Comprehensive Bibliography of LawRelated
Materials, Five Year Supplement (19791984), 6:921
HOUDEK, FRANK G. AND JAMES L. GUNDERSON -
Theatrical Motion Pictures and the Law: A Comprehensive Bibliography of LawRelated
Materials, 3:117
HOUDEK, FRANK G. - Theatrical Motion Pictures and the Law: A Comprehensive Bibliography of
LawRelated Materials, Supplement (19801984), 6:951
HOUDEK, FRANK G. - Video Technology and the Law: A Bibliography of Legal and LawRelated
Materials on Cable Televsion,
Subscription/Pay Television, Direct Broadcast Satellites, Videorecording and Videotext,
5:341
HOWARD, HERBERT H. - A Critique of the Fowler FCC's 198485 Multiple Ownership Rule,
10:555
HUROWITZ, CYDNEY ANN - Peeking Behind Judicial Robes: A First Amendment Analysis of
Confidential Investigations of the Judiciary, 2:707
ITO, CHARLOTTE K. - Mississippi's Prohibition of Alcoholic Beverage Advertising: A
Constitutional Analysis, 5:127
JASKE, JOHN B. - Collective Bargaining Issues in Newspapers, 4:595
JEFFERSON, CHARMAINE - Mother Knows Best: Reconciling Parental Consent With Minors' Rights
in Shields v. Gross, 6:695
JOHANSEN, DAG - Lotus Development v. Paperback Software: The Overextension of Copyright
Protection to Functional Aspects of Computer Software, 14:271
JOHNSON, JEFF EDWARD - Direct Broadcast Satellites: FCC Adopts "Open Skies"
Policy for Space Age Technology, 4:749
JONES, BOB - Morseburg v. Balyon - The High Court Grants Royalty a Reprieve:
Constitutional Challenges to the California Resale Royalties Act, 3:1
KADISH, SANFORD H., JESSE H. CHOPER, AND DANIEL SCHORR
- What are the Limits on Freedom of
the Press?, 1:175
KAHN, FRANK J. AND ERWIN G. KRASNOW - The Public Interest in Political Broadcasting:
Evaded, Eroded, and Eviscerated, 2:635
KARLEN, PETER H. - Descendible Publicity Rights: California's Grateful Dead, 8:111
KARLEN, PETER H. - Moral Rights and Real Life Artists, 15:929
KARLEN, PETER H. - What's Wrong with VARA: A Critique of Federal Moral Rights, 15:905
KARPEN, KAREN AND HOWARD DOWNS - The Equal Time and Fairness Doctrines: Outdated or
Crucial to American Politics in the 1980's, 4:67
KASE, KATHRYN M. - When a Promise Is Not a Promise: The Legal Consequences for Journalists
Who Break Promises of
Confidentiality to Sources, 12:565
KASSMAN, MARTIN - The Defamation You Can't Refuse: Section 315's Prohibition on Censoring
Political Broadcasts, 13:1
KASSMAN, MARTY - Stone Got Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Grand Juries' Power to
Subpoena Outtakes That Reveal Confidential News Sources, 10:623
KEESLING, FRANK M. AND ALEX M. BRUCKER - California Taxation of Literary Properties, 2:263
KELLY, KATHLEEN A. - VoirDire: Is There a Constitutional Right of Access?, 5:779
KENNARD, WILLIAM E., ERWIN G. KRASNOW, AND HARRY F. COLE - FCC Regulation and Other
Oxymorons: Seven Axioms to
Grind, 5:759
KENNARD, WILLIAM E., ERWIN G. KRASNOW, AND SUSAN O'HEARN TEMKIN - Maximizing the Benefits
of Tax Certificates in
Broadcast and Cable Ventures, 13:753
KINTZER, EVIE L. - The Proposed Repeal of the Financial Interest and Syndication Rules:
Network Domination or Public Interest Representation?, 6:513
KLEIN, MICHAEL - Rose is in Red, Black Sox are Blue: A Comparison of Rose v. Giamatti and
the 1921 Black Sox Trial,
13:551
KOEPKE, JENS B. - The University of California Hate Speech Policy: A Good Heart in
IllFitting Garb, 12:593
KOKALIS, PETER J. -
"Updating" the Communications Act: New Electronics, Old
Economics, and the Demise of the Public Interest, 3:455
KRAEMER, KAREN D. - Freer Expression or Greater Repression? UNESCO and the Licensing of
Journalists, 7:39
KRAMER, DAVID H. AND WILLIAM S. COATS -
Not as Clean as They Wanna Be: Intermediate
Copying in Campbell v. AcuffRose, 16:607.
KRASNOW, ERWIN G. AND FRANK J. KAHN -
The Public Interest in Political Broadcasting:
Evaded, Eroded, and Eviscerated, 2:635
KRASNOW, ERWIN G., HARRY F. COLE, AND WILLIAM E. KENNARD -
FCC Regulation and Other Oxymorons: Seven Axioms
to Grind, 5:759
KRASNOW, ERWIN G. AND HARRY M. SHOOSHAN, III
-
Congress and the Federal Communications Commission: The Continuing Contest for Power,
9:619
KRASNOW, ERWIN G., HERBERT A. TERRY, AND LAWRENCE D. LONGLEY -
The Courts in Broadcast
Regulatory PolicyMaking,
4:377
KRASNOW, ERWIN G., HERBERT A. TERRY, AND LAWRENCE D. LONGLEY -
Rewriting the 1934
Communications Act, 19761980:
A Case Study of the Formulation of Communications Policy, 3:345
KRASNOW, ERWIN G., WILLIAM E. KENNARD, AND SUSAN O'HEARN TEMKIN -
Maximizing the Benefits
of Tax Certificates in
Broadcast and Cable Ventures, 13:753
KRATTENMAKER, THOMAS G. -
The Prime Time Access Rule: Six Commandments for Inept
Regulation, 7:19
KRETSINGER, MARILYN J. -
Droit De Suite: The Artist's Right to a Resale Royalty, 15:967
KRUG, MARY ELLEN -
DoubleBreasted Operations: Construction Tool Being Used in Broadcast
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Public Service Announcements: Out With Monotony and In With Diversity, 2:379
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MARTIN, JENNIFER J. - What's Entertainment? An Inquiry into the Educational and Amusing
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MAYER, RICHARD - California Arts Legislation Goes Federal, 15:981
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MOEBES, ANNE - Copyright Protection for Audiovisual Works in the European Community,
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MOORE, JAMES W. - Child Pornography, the First Amendment, and the Media: The
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MOORE, MARGARET - International Rilm CoProduction Tax and Subsidy Mechanisms, 16:287
MORRIS, NAN - State Art and Artifacts Indemnity: A Solution Without a Problem?, 12:413
MORTON, SUSAN E. - Disabled Patrons of Amusement Parks: A Survey of Legal Issues, 7:469
MOXON, RICHARD L. - Piracy and Gray Markets in the European Economic Community, 10:1089
MCGREGOR, MICHAEL A. - Will the Real Cable Television Industry Please Stand Up: The
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MCKENNA, ROBERT B. AND RONALD L. SLYTER - The Modification of Final Judgement: An Exercise
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MCKENNA, ROBERT B. AND RONALD L. SLYTER -
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NADEL, MARK S. - U.S. Communications Policymaking: Who and Where, 13:273
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NATTER, JANINE S. - Scarcity of the Airwaves: Allocating and Assigning the Spectrum for
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NATTER, JANINE S. AND GAIL I. WINSON - Music, Law and Business: Comprehensive
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NELSON, MARSHALL J. AND P. CAMERON DEVORE -
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NEWTON, JEFFREY S. - Digital Sampling: The Copyright Considerations of a New Technological
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NIMOY, ADAM B. AND JACKSON D. HAMILTON -
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OLSON, KARL AND NEIL L. SHAPIRO - Advertiser Liability: Soldier of Fortune Cases Take
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O'MALLEY, BRIAN S. - Fair Use and Audiovisual Criticism, 4:419
O'NEILL, PATRICK - Structural Implications of Telephone Content Regulation: Lessons From
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OSGOOD, DEBORA L. AND JONATHAN D. BLAKE - A Suggested Approach to the First Amendment
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OSHER, ROBERT M. - The Syndication and Financial Interest Rules: Is it a "Prime
Time" for a Change?, 6:557
PAGE, MICHAEL H. AND EDWARD G. BLACK -
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PALMERO, CHRISTOPHER J. - Only the News That's Fit to Print: Student Expressive Rights in
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PANEL DISCUSSION - Fairness Doctrine Forum, 10:921
PARK, JEE HI - The Chilling Effect of Overprotecting Factual Narrative Works, 11:75
PARSONS, STEVE G. AND ALEXANDER C. LARSON -
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PATTON, WARREN L. AND JOHN C. HOGAN - The Copyright Notice Requirement: Deliberate
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PAUL, JOAN - Functional Works of Art: Copyright, Design Patent, or Both?, 3:83
PAUL, ROBERT E. AND ALLAN L. BIOFF - Employee and Independent Contractors: Legal
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PENICK, S. BARKSDALE - The Selig Case and Amortization of Player Contracts: Baseball
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PICKERELL, ALBERT - Newsmen's Shield Laws and Subpoenas: California's Farr and the Fresno
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PITT, MORLEY BEN - Malpractice on the Sidelines: Developing a Standard of Care for Team
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POLSKY, JEFF - Tuning Out the Electorate: Early Network Projections and Decreased Voter
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POWE, L.A., JR. - Consistency Over Time: The FCC's Indecency Rerun, 10:571
PRIMM, JAMES L. AND JOHN L. DIAMOND - Rediscovering Traditional Tort Typologies to
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PULVERMAN, HEINZ J. AND ALAN J. SETLIN - A New Approach to Risk Coverage in the Motion
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RAFTER, HEATHER D. AND WILLIAM S. COATS - The Games People Play: Sega v. Accolade and the
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RENBERG, DAN - The Money of Color: Film Colorization and the 100th Congress, 11:391
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ROHDE, STEPHEN F. - Art of the State: Congressional Censorship of the National Endowment
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ROSE, I. NELSON - Gambling and the Law - Update 1993, 15:93
ROSEN, DAN AND CHARLES L. BABCOCK - Of and Concerning Real People and Writers of Fiction,
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ROSS, ROBERT W., HENRY GOLDBERG, AND PHILLIP SPECTOR - Cable Television, Government
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SAXTON, STEVE - Metromedia v. San Diego III: Content Regulation, Commercial Speech, and
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SCHILLER, SUZANNE ILENE - The Relationship Between Motion Picture Distribution and
Exhibition: An Analysis of the Effects of AntiBlind Bidding Legislation, 9:131
SCHLACTER, ERIC - Cyberspace, the Free
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SCHREIBER, MARK PEYTON - Don't Make Waves: AM Stereophonic Broadcasting and the
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SCHROEPFER, TERRENCE J. - Allocating Spectrum Through the Use of Auctions, 14:35
SCHUG, CHARLES - Reading Copyright Cases: The Ad Hoc Approach, 2:671
SCHWARTZ, LOUIS B. - Diversification and Regulated Industries - What's Next for the
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SCHWARTZ, LOUIS B. - Forum and Substance: Introduction to the Symposium, 9:1
SCHWARTZ, LOUIS B. - Stacked Competition and Phony Deregulation for AT&T: The
Proposed "Telecommunications Competition and Deregulation Act of 1981," 3:411
SCHWARTZMAN, ANDREW JAY AND HEIDI P. SANCHEZ
"Unequal Opportunities": Unneeded, Undesirable, and Unfair, 2:623
SCOTT, SANDRA DAVIDSON - From Satirical to Satyrical: When is a Joke Actionable?, 13:141
SEECOF, BENJAMIN R. - Caller Identification: Stealing Your Name and Number, 13:791
SEGAL, ROBERT M. - Labor and the Media in the Eighties, 4:579
SELVIN, GARY - As Interactive Cable Enters, Does Privacy Go Out the Window?, 4:781
SETLIN, ALAN J. AND HEINZ J. PULVERMAN - A New Approach to Risk Coverage in the Motion
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SHAFFER, D. SCOTT - Preferred Communications, Inc. v. Los Angeles: Broadening Cable's
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SHAPIRO, NEIL L. AND KARL OLSEN - Advertiser Liability: Soldier of Fortune Cases Take
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SHOOSHAN, HARRY M., III AND ERWIN G. KRASNOW
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SHROPSHIRE, KENNETH L. - New Concepts of Contract Liabilities in College Sports: Member
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SOPER, S. CLAIRE AND SHAWN M. CHRISTIANSON
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STEINER, MARC A., WILLIAM L.BABCOCK, AND PATRICK
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