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Title Index: Volumes 1 - 16
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ABUSE OF THE EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES DOCTRINE BY PRESIDENTIAL INCUMBENTS - Martine Safran, 4:91
ACCESS TO PRELIMINARY HEARINGS: IS CALIFORNIA'S CLOSURE LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL? - Janice Fuhrman, 3:245
ADAM SMITH ASSAULTS MA BELL WITH HIS INVISIBLE HANDS:
DIVESTITURE, DEREGULATION, AND THE NEED FOR A NEW TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY - Paul Stephen Dempsey, 11:527
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 - Edward G. Black and Michael H. Page, 15:615
ADVERTISING INJURY: GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR INSURANCE POLICY - David P. Brooks, 14:389
ADVERTISER LIABILITY: SOLDIER OF FORTUNE CASES TAKE DEADLY AIM AT PUBLISHERS - Neil L. Shapiro and Karl Olsen, 11:383
AFTER RICHMOND NEWSPAPERS: A PUBLIC RIGHT TO ATTEND CIVIL TRIALS? - Doug Gummerman, 4:291
AGAINST SOFTWARE PATENTS - The League for Programming Freedom, 14:297
ALLOCATING SPECTRUM THROUGH THE USE OF AUCTIONS - Terrence J. Schroepfer, 14:35
ALLOCATION OF RISK BASED ON THE MECHANICS OF INJURY IN SPORTS: A PROPOSED PRESUMPTION OF NONFAULT - Gerald J. Todaro, 10:33
ALTERNATIVES TO COPYRIGHT LAW PROTECTION OF GRAPHIC
CHARACTERS: THE LANHAM ACT AND ANTIDILUTION STATUTES -
Robert E. Anderson, 13:179
ALTERNATIVES TO THE FAIRNESS DOCTRINE: STRUCTURAL LIMITS SHOULD REPLACE CONTENT CONTROLS - Christopher A. Hilen, 11:291
APPENDIX: THE UNIFORM DEFAMATION ACT - 15:57
THE APPLICABILITY OF STATE ACTION DOCTRINE TO PRIVATE
BROADCASTERS - Ruth Walden, 7:265
THE ART AUCTIONEER: DUTIES AND ASSUMPTIONS - Jorge Contreras, 13:717
ART OF THE STATE: CONGRESSIONAL CENSORSHIP OF THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS - Stephen F. Rohde, 12:353
THE ATHLETE AS PUBLIC FIGURE IN LIGHT OF GERTZ V. ROBERT WELCH, INC., OR TORTS IN SPORTS: THE ROLE OF THE COURTS -
Richard M. Wise, 6:325
ATTENTION K MART SHOPPERS: IN K MART CORP. V. CARTIER, INC. THE SUPREME COURT GRANTED DISTRICT COURTS JURISDICTION IN GRAY MARKET DISPUTES - Thomas H. Wolfe, 10:1131
ATTORNEYS AND THE CALIFORNIA ATHLETE AGENCIES ACT: THE TOLL OF THE BILL - Adam B. Nimoy and Jackson D. Hamilton, 7:551
AURAL SEX: HAS CONGRESS GONE TOO FAR BY GOING ALL THE WAY WITH DIALAPORN? - Heidi Skuba Maretz, 11:493
THE AUTHOR, THE IRS AND PREPUBLICATION EXPENDITURES
David Walton, 4:465
THE BAN ON BROADCASTING CIGARETTE ADVERTISEMENTS
Kim C. Cranston, 2:333
BIG O V. GOODYEAR: THE CASE FOR TRADEMARK DISPARAGEMENT - Sheila Dolan, 3:227
BLACK AND WHITE AND BRILLIANT: PROTECTING BLACKAND WHITE FILMS FROM COLORRECODING
Suzanne Ilene Schiller, 9:523
THE 1992 CABLE ACT: JUST THE BEGINNING - Nicholas W. Allard, 15:305
THE CABLE COMMUNICATIONS POLICY ACT OF 1984 V. THE FIRST
AMENDMENT - Scott Sibary, 7:381
CABLECOPYRIGHT: THE CORRUPTION OF CONSENSUS - Leslie A. Swackhamer, 6:283
CABLE FRANCHISING AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT: PREFERRED
PROBLEMS, UNDESIRABLE SOLUTIONS - Daniel L. Brenner, 10:999
CABLE TELEVISION AND COPYRIGHT: LEGISLATION AND THE
MARKETPLACE MODEL - Stuart N. Brotman, 2:477
CABLE TELEVISION, GOVERNMENT REGULATION, AND THE FIRST
AMENDMENT - Henry Goldberg, Robert W. Ross, and Phillip Spector, 3:577
CABLE TELEVISION SECURED FINANCING - Robert G. Weiss and Alan G. Benjamin, 5:95
CABLE'S "NONCABLE COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES": CABLE
TELEVISION AS A COMMON CARRIER - David Kupetz, 8:75
CALIFORNIA ART PRESERVATION ACT: PROVING ACTUAL DAMAGES - Ronald T. Michioka, 10:61
CALIFORNIA ART LEGISLATION GOES FEDERAL: PROGRESS IN THE PROTECTION OF ARTISTS' RIGHTS - Thomas M. Goetzl, 15:893
CALIFORNIA ARTS LEGISLATION GOES FEDERAL - Richard Mayer, 15:981
CALIFORNIA EXTENDS THE RIGHT OF PUBLICITY TO HEIRS: A SHIFT FROM PRIVACY TO PROPERTY AND COPYRIGHT PRINCIPLES Susan G. Bluer, 7:575
CALIFORNIA LAWYERS FOR THE ARTS - Alma Robinson, 12:297
CALIFORNIA TAXATION OF LITERARY PROPERTIES - Frank M. Keesling and Alex M. Brucker, 2:263
CALIFORNIA V. FCC: A VICTORY FOR THE STATES - Ann E. Rendahl, 13:233
CALIFORNIA'S RESALE ROYALTIES ACT - Phil McLeod, 2:733
CALLER IDENTIFICATION: STEALING YOUR NAME AND NUMBER
Benjamin R. Seecof, 13:791
CAMERAS IN THE COURTROOM: A FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHT OF
ACCESS - Richard H. Frank, 9:749
CAN A COMPUTER BE AN AUTHOR? COPYRIGHT ASPECTS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - Timothy L. Butler, 4:707
"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 -
William L. Babcock, Mark A. Steiner, and Patrick Baldwin, 2:97
CARRYING COPYRIGHT TOO FAR: THE INADEQUACY OF THE CURRENT SYSTEM OF PROTECTION FOR COMPUTER PROGRAMS - Virginia R. Lyons, 12:81
CARSON V. HERE'S JOHNNY PORTABLE TOILETS, INC.: PLUMBING
THE DEPTHS OF THE RIGHT TO PUBLICITY - Carrie Goldstein, 7:319
THE CASE FOR CONTINUED JUDICIAL ENFORCEMENT OF THE AT&T DECREE - John R. Worthington, 9:75
THE CASE FOR SOFTWARE PATENT PROTECTION - Willis E. Higgins, 14:315
THE CHANGING NATURE OF COMMUNICATIONS LAW PRACTICE
Stuart N. Brotman, 9:179
CHANGING THE RULES OF THE GAME: THE NEW FCC REGULATIONS ON POLITICAL DEBATES - Erwin Chemerinsky, 7:1
CHILD PORNOGRAPHY, THE FIRST AMENDMENT, AND THE MEDIA: THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF SUPEROBSCENITY LAWS - James W. Moore, 4:115
CHILDREN WATCHING TELEVISION ADVERTISING: WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE? - Peter Hallifax, 12:495
THE CHILLING EFFECT OF OVERPROTECTING FACTUAL NARRATIVE WORKS - Jee Hi Park, 11:75
CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE LOCKER ROOM: LUDTKE V. KUHN - Mary Lynn Brennan, 2:645
CLOSED TO THE MEDIA: THE DEFENDANT'S RIGHT OF PRIVACY IN
THE PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION - Joseph A. Wynn, 5:317
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ISSUES IN NEWSPAPERS - John B. Jaske, 4:595
COMMENTS ON INTERNATIONAL VIDEO PIRACY - A REVIEW OF THE PROBLEM AND SOME POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS - John D. Maatta and Lorin Brennan, 10:1081
COMMERCIALIZATION OF PUBLIC BROADCASTING - Craig Austin Dunagan, 5:241
COMMUNICATIONS BEHIND BARS: ARE WE FINALLY APPLYING THE REASONABLE EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY TEST TO CUSTODIAL CONVERSATIONS?
Lynn Soodik, 4:327
A COMPARISON OF STATE AND FEDERAL MORAL RIGHTS PROTECTION: ARE ARTISTS BETTER OFF AFTER VARA? - Edward J. Damich, 15:953
THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE CALIFORNIA MECHANICS' LIEN STATUTES AND THE PUBLIC UTILITIES CODE - John Leary, 14:621
CONFIDENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN CLIENTS AND PATENT AGENTS: ARE THEY PROTECTED UNDER THE ATTORNEY CLIENT PRIVILEGE? - Virginia J. Harnisch, 16:433
CONGRESS AND THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION: THE CONTINUING CONTEST FOR POWER - Harry M. Shooshan, III and Erwin G. Krasnow, 9:619
CONNICK V. MEYERS AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES - Mike Harper, 16:525
CONSISTENCY OVER TIME: THE FCC'S INDECENCY RERUN
L.A. Powe, Jr., 10:571
THE CONSTITUTIONAL ADMINISTRATION OF THE BEIRUT AGREEMENT: PARADOX OR POSSIBILITY? - Alison E. Baur, 12:245
CONSTITUTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS OF THE CHILDREN'S TELEVISION ACT OF 1988: WHY THE PRESIDENT'S VETO WAS WARRANTED
David S. Versfelt, 11:625
CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITATIONS ON LIBEL ACTIONS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NEW YORK TIMES V. SULLIVIAN AND ITS PROGENY, 19641984
Frank G. Houdek, 6:447
CONSTITUTIONAL STRUGGLE OVER TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATION - Rita M. Cain, 10:1
CONTROL OF, AND ACCESS TO, ONLINE COMPUTER DATA BASES:
SOME FIRST AMENDMENT ISSUES IN VIDEODEX AND TELETEXT - Henry Beck, 5:1
COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT: AN ARGUMENT FOR THE ELIMINATION OF THE SCÈNES À FAIRE DOCTRINE - Don M. Tamura, 5:147
THE COPYRIGHT NOTICE REQUIREMENT - DELIBERATE OMISSION OF NOTICE - Warren L. Patton and John C. Hogan, 5:225
COPYRIGHT PROTECTION FOR AUDIOVISUAL WORKS IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY - Anne Moebes, 15:399
COPYRIGHT PROTECTION OF OBJECT CODE COMPUTER PROGRAMS: CAN COURTS DETERMINE COPYING? - Deborah Ledsinger, 9:255
COPYRIGHT PROTECTION FOR VIDEO GAMES, COMPUTER PROGRAMS AND OTHER CYBERNETIC WORKS - Marilyn A. Brody, 5:477
COPYRIGHT REGISTRATION FOR COMPUTER PROGRAMS AND SCREEN DISPLAYS - Nancy H. Lawrence, 15:671
COPYRIGHT REVISION ACT AND VISUAL ARTISTS
Hamish R. Sandison, 1:311
THE COPYRIGHTABILITY OF COMPUTER PROGRAM SCREEN DISPLAYS - Laura Zeeb Kullby, 10:859
THE COPYRIGHTABILITY OF JOKES: "TAKE MY REGISTRATION DEPOSIT . . . PLEASE!" - Gayle Herman, 6:391
COPYRIGHTS AND BACKGROUND MUSIC: UNPLUG THE RADIO BEFORE I INFRINGE AGAIN - Paul Warenski, 15:523
THE COURTS IN BROADCAST REGULATORY POLICYMAKING
Lawrence D. Longley, Erwin G. Krasnow and Herbert A. Terry, 4:377
CREATORS CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE: VISUAL ARTISTS RIGHTS ACT PREEMPTION OF STATE MORAL RIGHTS LAWS - Joshua H. Brown, 15:1003
CRIME SCENE VIDEOTAPES: ARE TELEVISION TECHNIQUES VIOLATING THE CONFRONTATION CLAUSE? - Katharyn Bond, 15:749
A CRITIQUE OF THE FOWLER FCC'S 198485 MULTIPLE OWNERSHIP
RULE - Herbert H. Howard, 10:555
CROSSING THE LINE: ISUES FACING ENTERTAINMENT ATTORNEYS ENGAGED IN RELATED SECONDARY OCCUPATIONS Donna G. ColeWallen, 8:481
THE CURRENT STATE OF MORAL RIGHTS PROTECTION FOR VISUAL ARTISTS IN THE UNITED STATES - Amy L. Landers, 15:165
CYBERSPACE, THE FREE MARKET AND THE FREE MARKETPLACE OF IDEAS: RECOGNIZING LEGAL DIFFENCES IN COMPUTER BULLETIN BOARD FUNCTIONS
Eric Schlacter, 16:87
DAILY HERALD CO. V. MUNRO: NINTH CIRCUIT STRIKES DOWN
LIMITS ON ELECTION DAY BROADCAST OF EXIT POLLS
David J. Cowan, 10:1155
THE DANGER OF ILLUSION: A CRITIQUE OF SAFETY REGULATIONS IN THE TELEVISION AND MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY
Shawn M. Christianson and S. Claire Soper, 6:137
THE DEFAMATION YOU CAN'T REFUSE: SECTION 315'S PROHIBITION ON CENSORING POLITICAL BROADCASTS
Martin Kassman, 13:1
THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS: A PLAN AND POLICY FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION - Michael F. Starr and David J. Atkin, 12:181
DEREGULATION AND THE MARKET FAILURE IN MINORITY PROGRAMMING: THE SOCIOECONOMIC DIMENSIONS OF BROADCAST REFORM - Kurt A. Wimmer, 8:329
DESCENDIBLE PUBLICITY RIGHTS: CALIFORNIA'S GRATEFUL DEAD - Peter H. Karlen, 8:111
THE DEVELOPING METHODOLOGY FOR ANALYZING PRIVACY TORTS - Duncan M. Davidson and Jean A. Kunkel, 6:43
DIGITAL SAMPLING: THE COPYRIGHT CONSIDERATIONS OF A NEW TECHNOLOGICAL USE OF MUSICAL PERFORMANCE
Jeffrey S. Newton, 11:671
DIRECT BROADCAST SATELLITES: FCC ADOPTS "OPEN SKIES" POLICY FOR SPACE AGE TECHNOLOGY - Jeff Edward Johnson, 4:749
DIRECT BROADCASTING BY SATELLITE: A DOMESTIC AND
INTERNATIONAL LEGAL CONTROVERSY - Juliana Maio, 1:193
DISABLED PATRONS OF AMUSEMENT PARKS: A SURVEY OF LEGAL
ISSUES - Susan E. Morton, 7:469
THE DISABLED STUDENT ATHLETE: GAINING A PLACE ON THE
PLAYING FIELD - Kathleen De Santis, 5:517
DISCLOSURE OF COMPUTER REENACTMENTS DURING PRETRIAL
DISCOVERY - Mark Barrish, 16:691
THE DISCRETIONARY AWARD OF ATTORNEY'S FEES UNDER THE
COPYRIGHT ACT - Elden Dale Golden, 13:411
DIVERSIFICATION AND REGULATED INDUSTRIES - WHAT'S
NEXT FOR THE TELEPHONE HOLDING COMPANIES?
Louis B. Schwartz, 7:195
DIVORCE IN THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY: SOME SPECIAL
PROBLEMS - Ovvie Miller, 5:43
DOCTORS CAN "JUST SAY NO": THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF
CONSUMERDIRECTED ADVERTISING OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS -
Michelle D. Ehrlich, 12:535
DOCUDRAMAS: THE LEGALITY OF PRODUCING FACTBASED
DRAMAS - WHAT EVERY PRODUCER'S ATTORNEY SHOULD KNOW
Jacqui Gold Grunfeld, 14:483
THE DOLE BILL: FREEING THE TELEPHONE COMPANY SEVEN?
James P. Denvir, 9:113
DON'T MAKE WAVES: AM STEREOPHONIC BROADCASTING AND THE MARKETPLACE APPROACH - Mark Peyton Schreiber, 5:821
DON'T STOP THAT FUNKY BEAT: THE ESSENTIALITY OF DIGITAL
SAMPLING TO RAP MUSIC - Jason H. Marcus, 13:767
DOUBLEBREASTED OPERATIONS: CONSTRUCTION TOOL BEING USED IN BROADCAST INDUSTRY - Mary Ellen Krug, 4:677
DROIT DE SUITE: THE ARTIST'S RIGHT TO A RESALE ROYALTY
Marilyn J. Kretsinger, 15:967
THE ECONOMIC CASE FOR THE COEXISTENCE OF MONOPOLY POWER AND GODWILL IN THE CABLE TELEVISION INDUSTRY - Joshua Genser, 16:265
EDITORIAL FREEDOM: EDITORS, RETAILERS, AND ACCESS TO THE
MASS MEDIA - Mark S. Nadel, 9:213
THE EFFECT OF THE 1976 TAX REFORM ACT ON THE OWNERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL SPORTS FRANCHISES
Charles Dickenson and Zook Sutton, 1:227
ELIMINATING THE NETWORK/CABLE CROSSOWNERSHIP BAN: DOES A FREE MARKET PROTECT THE MARKETPLACE OF IDEAS?
Noy S. Davis, 6:163
EMERGING GRAY MARKET BALANCE: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE ON
SOLUTIONS FOR THE NINETIES - Timothy P. Rumberger, 10:1101
EMMA BOVARY, NATHAN MARX AND THE WRITER'S ART
Vivian Deborah Wilson, 12:461
EMPLOYEE DISCLOSURES TO THE MEDIA: WHEN IS A "SOURCE" A
"SOURCERER"?
Terry Morehead Dworkin and Elletta Sangrey Callahan, 15:357
EMPLOYEE AND INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS: LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF CONVERSION FROM ONE TO THE OTHER
Allan L. Bioff and Robert E. Paul, 4:649
EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION IN TELEVISION BROADCASTING: A STUDY OF FCC AND EEOC CONCURRENT JURISDICTION
Glenda G. Leatherman, 2:125
THE EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES AND FAIRNESS DOCTRINES IN
BROADCASTING: SHOULD THEY BE RETAINED? - Roscoe L. Barrow,
1:65
THE EQUAL TIME AND FAIRNESS DOCTRINES: OUTDATED OR CRUCIAL TO AMERICAN POLITICS IN THE 1980'S - Howard Downs and Karen Karpen, 4:67
EXTENSION OF THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION'S
JURISDICTION TO THE TELEVISION NETWORKS - Lance S. Davidson,
4:235
THE FACT/OPINION DISTINCTION IN LIBEL -
Timothy W. Gleason, 10:763
FAIR USE AND AUDIOVISUAL CRITICISM - Brian
S. O'Malley, 4:419
FAIRNESS DOCTRINE FORUM - Panel Discussion, 10:921
FALSE LIGHT INVASION OF PRIVACY: UNTANGLING THE WEB OF
UNCERTAINTY - Ruth Walden and Emile Netzhammer, 9:347
THE FCC AND "PAY CABLE": PROMOTING DIVERSITY ON TELEVISION - David Coursen, 6:773
FCC REGULATION AND OTHER OXYMORONS: SEVEN AXIOMS TO
GRIND
Erwin G. Krasnow, Harry F. Cole, and William E. Kennard, 5:759
THE FCC UNDER MARK FOWLER: A MIXED BAG -
Henry Geller, 10:521
FEATURE FILM SECURED FINANCING: A TRANSACTIONAL APPROACH FOR LENDER'S COUNSEL
Robert G. Weiss and Alan G. Benjamin, 5:75
THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION 19811987: WHAT THE CHAIRMAN SAID - Mark S. Fowler, 10:409
FEDERAL CRIMINAL REMEDIES FOR THE THEFT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY - Kent Walker, 16:681
FEDERAL PREEMPTION OF STATE OBSCENITY LAW APPLIED TO
BROADCASTING - William Hanks and Steve Coran, 5:21
THE FIRST AMENDMENT AND THE CABLE TELEVISION OPERATOR: AN UNPROTECTIVE SHIELD AGAINST PUBLIC ACCESS REQUIREMENTS
Michael J. Meyerson, 4:1
FLORIDA'S BUNGEE JUMPING REGULATIONS: WHY OTHER STATES
SHOULD TAKE THE PLUNGE - Cindy Oakes, 16:189
FORUM AND SUBSTANCE: INTRODUCTION TO THE SYMPOSIUM
Louis B. Schwartz, 9:1
FREEING THE TELEPHONE COMPANY SEVEN: THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT JOINS THE CHORUS - James P. Denvir, 9:595
FREER EXPRESSION OR GREATER REPRESSION? UNESCO AND THE
LICENSING OF JOURNALISTS - Karen D. Kraemer, 7:39
FROM ESTES TO CHANDLER: THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN TELEVISION AND NEWSPAPER TRIAL COVERAGE
David Tajgman, 3:503
FROM SATIRICAL TO SATYRICAL: WHEN IS A JOKE
ACTIONABLE? - Sandra Davidson Scott, 13:141
FUNCTIONAL WORKS OF ART: COPYRIGHT, DESIGN PATENT, OR
BOTH? - Joan Paul, 3:83
THE FUNCTIONALITY DOCTRINE IN TRADE DRESS AND COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT ACTIONS: A CALL FOR CLARIFICATION - Beth F. Dumas, 12:471
THE FUTURE OF SOFTWARE COPYRIGHT PROTECTION: ARBITRATION V. LITIGATION - Alisa E. Anderson, 12:1
GAMBLING AND THE LAW - UPDATE 1993
I. Nelson Rose, 15:93
THE GAMES PEOPLE PLAY: SEGA V. ACCOLADE AND THE RIGHT TO
REVERSE ENGINEER SOFTWARE
William S. Coats and Heather D. Rafter, 15:557
GANNETT CO. V. DE PASQUALE: A JUDICIAL ABERRATION
Susan Freya Swift, 3:273
THE HIGH COST OF CONVENIENCE: ANTITRUST LAW VIOLATIONS IN THE COMPUTERIZED TICKETING SERVICES INDUSTRY
Kevin E. Stern, 16:349
HIRING REFERRAL SYSTEMS: PRIORITY AND LIABILITY
Donald F. Sugerman, 4:637
HOME AUDIO TAPING OF COPYRIGHTED WORKS AND THE AUDIO HOME RECORDING ACT OF 1992: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
Joel L. McKuin, 16:311
HOW VALID ARE U.S. CRITICISMS OF THE JAPANESE PATENT
SYSTEM? - Michael Todd Helfand, 15:123
IDEOLOGICAL EXCLUSIONS: A PRIOR RESTRAINT ANALYSIS
Daniel M. Torrence, 11:335
IF IT AIN'T BROKE, DON'T FIX IT - John R. Worthington, 9:583
IMPACT OF NEW TECHNOLOGY ON EXISTING BARGAINING UNITS IN THE NEWSPAPER INDUSTRY - Martin R. Ganzglass, 4:605
"IN THE ORDINARY COURSE OF BUSINESS": THE LEGAL LIMITS OF
WORKPLACE WIRETAPPING
Martha W. Barnett and Scott D. Makar, 10:715
INFRINGEMENT AND REMEDIES PROVISIONS OF THE NEW COPYRIGHT LAW - Paul W. Vapnek, 1:333
AS INTERACTIVE CABLE ENTERS, DOES PRIVACY GO OUT THE
WINDOW? - Gary Selvin, 4:781
INTERNATIONAL FILM COPRODUCTION TAX AND SUBSIDY
MECHANISMS - Margaret Moore, 16:287
INTRACORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS: SUFFICIENT PUBLICATION FOR DEFAMATION OR MERE CORPORATE BABBLING? - Daven G. Lowhurst, 7:647
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER LAW - Leonard D. DuBoff, 14:215
INTRODUCTION TO THE SOFTWARE PATENT DEBATE, 14:295
THE IRS, THE INS AND THE FOREIGN ENTERTAINER
Richard D. Fraade, David B. Gardner and Allan Stewart, 5:191
IT IS TIME TO PUT "LOOK AND FEEL" OUT TO PASTURE
Douglas K. Derwin, 15:605
JOINT AUTHORSHIP UNDER THE COPYRIGHT LAW
Scott C. Brophy, 16:451
JOURNALISTS AND TAPE RECORDERS: DOES PARTICIPANT MONITORING INVADE PRIVACY? - Kent R. Middleton, 2:287
JOURNALISTS' INTERFERENCE WITH POLICE: THE FIRST AMENDMENT, ACCESS TO NEWS AND OFFICIAL DISCRETION
Kent R. Middleton, 5:443
JOY IN WRIGLEYVILLE? THE MIGHTY CUBS STRIKE OUT IN
COURT - Steven J. Elie, 8:289
JUDICIAL DISCRETION AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT: EXTENDING THE HOLDING BEYOND THE FACTS THROUGH "CONTIGUOUS DECISIONMAKING" - Richard E. Labunski, 13:15
JUVENILE COMPUTER CRIME - HACKING: CRIMINAL AND
CIVIL LIABILITY - Helen W. Yee, 7:335
LABOR AND THE MEDIA IN THE EIGHTIES
Robert M. Segal, 4:579
THE LAW OF IDEAS: NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA ARE MORE THAN 3,000 MILES APART - Peter Swarth, 13:115
LAW, MEDICINE AND THE MASS MEDIA: UNEASY PARTNERS
Bernard Rubin, 4:389
A LEGAL CONUNDRUM - TRANSSEXUALS IN ATHLETICS
Lisa M. Bassis, 1:369
LEGAL PROTECTION FOR COMPUTER PROGRAMS, 19801992: A
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LAWRELATED MATERIALS
James E. Duggan, 15:211
LEGISLATING CANNED PERFORMANCES
Janet Boessenecker, 14:545
LET TECHNOLOGY COUNTERACT TECHNOLOGY: PROTECTING THE
MEDICAL RECORD IN THE COMPUTER AGE
Terri Finkbine Arnold, 15:455
LIBEL LAW IN THE TWENTYFIRST CENTURY: DEFAMATION AND THE ELECTRONIC NEWSPAPER - Stephen R. Hofer, 3:379
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTIONABLE NEGLIGENCE: TRANSMISSION OF THE AIDS VIRUS DURING ADULT MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION
Francisco G. Torres, 13:89
LITERATURE AND LIBEL - Marc A. Franklin and Robert Trager, 4:205
LOTUS DEVELOPMENT V. PAPERBACK SOFTWARE: THE OVEREXTENSION OF COPYRIGHT PROTECTION TO FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS OF COMPUTER SOFTWARE
Dag Johansen, 14:271
MALPRACTICE ON THE SIDELINES: DEVELOPING A STANDARD OF CARE FOR TEAM SPORTS PHYSICIANS - Morley Ben Pitt, 2:579
MANDATORY PROGRAMMING RULES FOR CHILDREN'S TELEVISION
Donna Roberson, 3:701
MANDATORY TELEVISION ACCESS FOR MINOR PARTY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES: REVAMPING SECTION 315 OF THE EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES DOCTRINE
M. Shannon Underwood, 12:263
MAXIMIZING THE BENEFITS OF TAX CERTIFICATES IN BROADCAST AND CABLE VENTURES - Erwin G. Krasnow, William E. Kennard, and Susan O'Hearn Temkin, 13:753
MAY IT REST IN PEACE: PUBLIC INTEREST AND PUBLIC ACCESS IN
THE POSTFAIRNESS DOCTRINE ERA - Richard E. Labunski, 11:219
MEDIA ACCESS TO VIDEOTAPE EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL TRIALS
Geoffrey Robinson, 4:445
MEDIA CROSSOWNERSHIP: NATIONAL CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR BROADCASTING V. FCC - H. Thomas Hicks, 2:545
A MEDIA LABOR LAW SYMPOSIUM: INTRODUCTION
David Tajgman, 4:575
METROMEDIA V. SAN DIEGO III: CONTENT REGULATION, COMMERCIAL SPEECH, AND THE CALIFORNIA SUPREME COURT'S RECENT BILLBOARD DECISION
Steve Saxton, 5:581
MFJ: JUDICIAL OVERKILL - FURTHER PERSPECTIVES AND
RESPONSE - Robert B. McKenna and Ronald L Slyter, 9:565
MISS SAIGON: CASTING FOR EQUALITY ON AN UNEQUAL STAGE
Mabel Ng, 14:451
MISSISSIPPI'S PROHIBITION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
ADVERTISING: A CONSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS
Charlotte K. Ito, 5:127
MISUSE: AN EQUITABLE DEFENSE TO INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
INFRINGEMENT ACTIONS - Alan R. Geraldi, 14:235
THE MODIFICATION OF FINAL JUDGEMENT: AN EXERCISE IN
JUDICIAL OVERKILL
Robert B. McKenna and Ronald L. Slyter, 9:9
THE MONEY OF COLOR: FILM COLORIZATION AND THE 100TH
CONGRESS - Dan Renberg, 11:391
MORAL RIGHT REVISITED: ARE WE CLOSER TO FULL PROTECTION FOR AUTHORS? - Edward D. L. Yuen, 1:419
MORAL RIGHTS AND REAL LIFE ARTISTS - Peter
H. Karlen, 15:929
MORAL RIGHTS AND SECTION 43(A) OF THE LANHAM ACT: OASIS OR ILLUSION? - Larry E. Verbit, 9:383
MORSEBURG V. BALYON - THE HIGH COURT GRANTS
ROYALTY A REPRIEVE: CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGES TO THE CALIFORNIA RESALE ROYALTIES ACT - Bob Jones, 3:1
MOTHER KNOWS BEST: RECONCILING PARENTAL CONSENT WITH
MINORS' RIGHTS IN SHIELDS V. GROSS
Charmaine Jefferson, 6:695
MOTION PICTURE EXHIBITIONS WITHOUT A LICENSE: ALCHEMY IN THE SECOND CIRCUIT? - Marc R. Stein, 1:277
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP OF CABLE TELEVISION: SOME ISSUES AND PROBLEMS - Michael J. Henderson, 3:667
MUSEUM COLLECTIONS CARE PROBLEMS AND CALIFORNIA'S "OLD LOAN" LEGISLATION - Judith L. Teichman, 12:423
MUSIC AND THE LAW: A COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF
LAWRELATED MATERIALS - Gail F. Winson, 4:489
MUSIC AND THE LAW: A COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF
LAWRELATED MATERIALS, SUPPLEMENT (19821984)
Gail F. Winson, 6:967
MUSIC LAW AND BUSINESS: COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY,
19821991 - Gail I. Winson and Janine S. Natter, 13:811
MY LIFE, MY STORY, RIGHT? FASHIONING LIFE STORY RIGHTS IN
THE MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY - Michelle E. Lentzer, 12:627
THE NATURE OF COPYRIGHT ANALYSIS FOR COMPUTER PROGRAMS: COPYRIGHT LAW PROFESSORS' BRIEF AMICUS CURIAE IN LOTUS V. BORLAND - Pamela Samuelson, 16:657
NEUTRAL PROPAGANDA: THREE FILMS "MADE IN CANADA" AND THE FOREIGN AGENTS REGISTRATION ACT - Anne Dorfman, 7:435
A NEW APPROACH TO RISK COVERAGE IN THE MOTION PICTURE
INDUSTRY: SHORTTERM LIFE INSURANCE - Heinz J. Pulverman and
Alan J. Setlin, 2:87
NEW COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY: THE EMERGING ANTITRUST AGENDA - Michael Botein, 3:685
NEW CONCEPTS OF CONTRACT LIABILITIES IN COLLEGE SPORTS:
MEMBER INSTITUTIONS V. THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - Kenneth L. Shropshire, 11:1
THE NEW COPYRIGHT LAW, PUBLIC BROADCASTING, AND THE PUBLIC INTEREST: A RESPONSE TO "PUBLIC BROADCASTING AND THE COMPULSORY LICENSE"
Eric H. Smith and James F. Lightstone, 3:33
NEWSMEN'S SHIELD LAWS AND SUBPOENAS: CALIFORNIA'S FARR AND THE FRESNO FOUR - Albert G. Pickerell, 1:101
NONBROADCAST VIDEOPROGRAMMING AND DISTRIBUTION: A
COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LAWRELATED PERIODICAL ARTICLES
Frank G. Houdek, 9:307
NOT AS CLEAN AS THEY WANNA BE: INTERMEDIATE COPYING IN
CAMPBELL V. ACUFFROSE
William S. Coats and David H. Kramer, 16:607
OBTAINING EARLY AND EFFECTIVE RELIEF AGAINST TRADEMARK COUNTERFEITING - Neil A. Smith, 10:1049
OF AND CONCERNING REAL PEOPLE AND WRITERS OF FICTION
Dan Rosen and Charles L. Babcock, 7:221
ONLY THE NEWS THAT'S FIT TO PRINT: STUDENT EXPRESSIVE
RIGHTS IN PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA AFTER HAZELWOOD V. KUHLMEIER
Christopher J. Palmero, 11:35
OSHA, NIOSH AND THE VDT ISSUE - L. Peyton Hendricks, 4:631
AN OVERVIEW OF SEX DISCRIMINATION IN AMATEUR ATHLETICS
Jeffrey K. Riffer, 6:621
PEANUTS AND POTATOES: THE FCC'S DIVERSIFICATION POLICY AND THE ANTITRUST LAWS - Dennis M. Cusack, 7:599
PEEKING BEHIND JUDICIAL ROBES: A FIRST AMENDMENT ANALYSIS OF CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE JUDICIARY Cydney Ann Hurowitz, 2:707
PEOPLE EX REL. GOW V. MITCHELL BROTHERS: CALIFORNIA GROPES FOR A CIVIL OBSCENITY STANDARD
Peter Frost, 5:109
PER SE LEGALITY IN COPYRIGHT LICENSING
Lawrence J. Siskind, 7:417
PERSONAL CONTRACTS FOR BARGAINING UNIT EMPLOYEES: AN
ANALYSIS OF MEDIA LABOR IMPLICATIONS
Victor Strimbu, 4:687
THE PERSONAL MANAGER IN CALIFORNIA: RIDING THE HORNS OF THE LICENSING DILEMMA - David F. Charles, 1:347
PERSONAL REFLECTIONS ON ART LAW - Jessica L. Darraby, 12:298
PHILADELPHIA NEWSPAPERS V. HEPPS: UNANSWERED DEFAMATION QUESTIONS - John L. Diamond, 10:125
PIRACY AND GRAY MARKET IMPORTS: KNOCKING OUT THE
KNOCKOFFS - Editor's Note, 10:1045
PIRACY AND GRAY MARKETS - Robert W. Steele, 10:1065
PIRACY AND GRAY MARKETS IN THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC
COMMUNITY - Richard L. Moxon, 10:1089
PIRATES WALK THE PLANK: THE UNAUTHORIZED INTERCEPTION OF PAY TELEVISION TRANSMISSIONS - John H. Works, Jr., 4:141
THE PLIGHT OF THE PERSONAL MANAGER IN CALIFORNIA: A
LEGISLATIVE SOLUTION - Gary A. Greenberg, 6:837
POETIC JUSTICE: CALIFORNIA "WORK MADE FOR HIRE" LAWS INVITE STATE REGULATION OF PARTIES TO COPYRIGHT CONTRACTS - Gregory T. Victoroff, 12:453
POLICYMAKING AT THE FOWLER FCC: HOW SPEECHES FIGURED
IN - Daniel Brenner, 10:539
POSADAS DE PUERTO RICO V. TOURISM COMPANY OF PUERTO RICO: THE END OF THE BEGINNING - P. Cameron DeVore, 10:579
A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO THE PROTECTION OF ARTISTS THROUGH
COPYRIGHT, TRADE SECRET, PATENT, AND TRADEMARK LAW - Richard L. Stroup, 3:189
PREASSIGNMENT OF CREATORS' RIGHTS: AN ADHESION
ANALYSIS - Paul Geller, 2:1
PREFERRED COMMUNICATIONS, INC. V. LOS ANGELES: BROADENING CABLE'S FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS AND NARROWING CITIES' FRANCHISING POWERS
D. Scott Shaffer, 8:535
PREEMPTION OF THE LOUISIANA SOFTWARE ENFORCEMENT ACT BY COPYRIGHT LAW (OR SUFFOCATION BY SHRINKWRAP)
Stacy Snowman, 8:163
PRESENTING TECHNOLOGICALLY COMPLEX CASES TO LAY JUDGES AND JURIES - Richard H. Abramson, 14:259
PRESSING CALIFORNIA SHIELD LAW ON CRIMINAL DEFENDANTS: A WEIGHTING GAME - Amy R. Bach, 11:461
PREVENTING THE MISAPPROPRIATION OF IDENTITY: BEYOND THE
"RIGHT OF PUBLICITY" - Seth E. Bloom, 13:489
THE PRIME TIME ACCESS RULE: SIX COMMANDMENTS FOR INEPT
REGULATION - Thomas G. Krattenmaker, 7:19
PRIVACY IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS - A CALIFORNIA
PERSPECTIVE - Mary Mack Adu and Gretchen Dumas, 15:417
PROPOSED PRIOR ART LEGISLATION FOR COMPUTER PROGRAM PATENT APPLICATIONS: CREATING A POTENTIAL FOR COEXISTING PATENTS - Reed Heimbecher, 13:57
THE PROPOSED REPEAL OF THE FINANCIAL INTEREST AND
SYNDICATION RULES: NETWORK DOMINATION OR PUBLIC INTEREST REPRESENTATION?
Evie L. Kintzer, 6:513
PROTECTING AND REGULATING COMMERCIAL SPEECH: CONSUMERS CONFRONT THE FIRST AMENDMENT
Barbara A. Burnett, 5:637
PROTECTING THE PRESS BY PROTECTING THE JOURNALIST: A
WRONGFUL DISCHARGE ACTION FOR EDITORIAL EMPLOYEES AT NEWSPAPERS
Randy Baker, 8:1
PROTEIN PHARMACEUTICALS: ALTERING THE SCOPE OF PRODUCT PATENTS TO ACCOMODATE RECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY - Bret Field, 15:495
PTO PERSPECTIVE ON RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PATENT PROTECTION FOR COMPUTER HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE
Lee E. Barrett, 16:627
PUBLIC BROADCASTING AND THE COMPULSORY LICENSE
John J Timmel, 3:25
THE PUBLIC INTEREST IN POLITICAL BROADCASTING: EVADED,
ERODED, AND EVISCERATED
Frank J. Kahn and Erwin G. Krasnow, 2:635
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS: OUT WITH MONOTONY AND IN WITH DIVERSITY - Don Lively, 2:379
PUNITIVE DAMAGES IN LIBEL CASES AFTER BROWNINGFERRIS
P. Cameron DeVore and Marshall J. Nelson, 12:153
READING COPYRIGHT CASES: THE AD HOC APPROACH
Charles Schug, 2:671
REAL LIFE TRIAL ISSUES IN SOFTWARE COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT CASES OR HOW THOSE "LOOK AND FEEL" LAWYERS ARE PROVING "LOOK AND FEEL": REVIEWING DEMONSTRATIVE TECHNIQUES - Claude M. Stern, 16:559
REDISCOVERING TRADITIONAL TORT TYPOLOGIES TO DETERMINE MEDIA LIABILITY FOR PHYSICAL INJURIES: FROM THE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB TO HUSTLER MAGAZINE
John L. Diamond and James L. Primm, 10:969
A REEXAMINATION OF CABLE TELEVISION'S COMPULSORY LICENSING ROYALTY RATES: THE COPYRIGHT ROYALTY TRUBUNAL AND THE MARKETPLACE
Dale N. Hatfield and Robert Alan Garrett, 5:681
REGULATING CABLE TELEVISION
Nicholas P. Miller and Alan Beals, 3:607
REGULATING SLATE MAILERS: CONSUMER PROTECTION OR FIRST AMENDMENT INFRINGEMENT - Carol Federighi, 14:567
THE REGULATORY STATUS OF CABLE TELEVISION LEASED CHANNELS: ISSUES OF COMMON CARRIAGE AND PREEMPTION - Nicholas P. Miller, W. Randolph Young, and Robert H. Ruxin, 4:269
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MOTION PICTURE DISTRIBUTION AND EXHIBITION: AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF ANTIBLIND BIDDING LEGISLATION - Suzanne Ilene Schiller, 9:131
REMEDIES FOR MISAPPROPRIATION OF MOTION PICTURE AND
TELEVISION STORY IDEAS - Jonathan D. Cohen, 7:85
REPORT OF THE COPYRIGHT ROYALTY TRIBUNAL ON "USE OF CERTAIN COPYRIGHTED WORKS IN CONNECTION WITH NON- COMMERCIAL BROADCASTING" AS REQUIRED BY 37 CFR 304.1
Copyright Royalty Tribunal, 3:41
REQUIEM FOR A PARODY - Randall B. Hicks, 8:55
RESEARCHING THE LAW OF MOTION PICTURES: A REVISED AND
COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LAW RELATED MATERIALS Frank G. Houdek, 14:137
RESEARCHING THE LAW OF SPORTS: A REVISED AND COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LAW RELATED MATERIALS Frank G. Houdek, 13:589
RESEARCHING THE RIGHT OF PUBLICITY: A REVISED AND
COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LAWRELATED MATERIALS - Frank G. Houdek, 16:385
REWRITING THE 1934 COMMUNICATIONS ACT, 19761980: A CASE
STUDY OF THE FORMULATION OF COMMUNICATIONS POLICY - Erwin G. Krasnow, Herbert A. Terry, and Lawrence D. Longley, 3:345
REYNOLDS V. NFL: AN UNSETTLING REQUIEM FOR THE ROZELLE
RULE - Roderick M. Thompson, 2: 395
THE RIGHT OF PUBLICITY: A COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF
LAWRELATED MATERIALS - Frank G. Houdek, 7:505
THE RIGHT OF PUBLICITY: A RESEARCH GUIDE
Lisa A. Lawrence, 10:143
THE RIGHT OF REPLY TO THE MEDIA IN THE UNITED
STATES-RESISTANCE AND RESURGENCE
Jerome A. Barron, 15:1
THE RIGHT TO MISQUOTE - Marta Stanton, 14:423
ROCK IS A FOURLETTER WORD: THE POTENTIAL FOR FCC
REGULATION OF (UN)POPULAR MUSIC - Alan Jay Lazarus, 9:423
A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME: TRADEMARK PROTECTION OF THE NAMES OF POPULAR MUSIC GROUPS - Barbara Singer, 14:331
ROSE IS IN RED, BLACK SOX ARE BLUE: A COMPARISON OF ROSE V. GIAMATTI AND THE 1921 BLACK SOX TRIAL - Michael Klein, 13:551
SALINGER V. RANDOM HOUSE: IS COPYRIGHT PROTECTION OF
LETTERS MEANT TO SERVE THE PUBLIC OR THEIR AUTHOR?
Case Commentary, 10:941
SCARCITY OF THE AIRWAVES: ALLOCATING AND ASSIGNING THE
SPECTRUM FOR HIGH DEFINITION TELEVISION (HDTV)
Janine S. Natter, 13:199
THE SEARCH FOR CONSISTENCY IN CONSTITUTIONAL DEFAMATION LAW - Elmer Gertz, 10:1033
THE SEARCH FOR MEDIA ETHICS
Bernard Rubin, 2:47
THE SELIG CASE AND AMORTIZATION OF PLAYER CONTRACTS:
BASEBALL CONTINUES ITS WINNING WAYS
S. Barksdale Penick, 6:423
THE SEVENYEAR ITCH: CALIFORNIA LABOR CODE SECTION 2855
Jonathan Blaufarb, 6:653
SHOPPING FOR THE CALIFORNIA RIGHT OF PUBLICITY
Barbara M. Lange, 16:151
SHRINKWRAP LICENSE AGREEMENTS: NEW LIGHT ON A VEXING
PROBLEM - David L. Hayes, 15:653
SIMON GELLER AND THE COMPARATIVE RENEWAL PROCESS: WHAT'S GOOD FOR GLOUSTER? - Frances C. Lindemann, 6:185
SIMPLIFIED SYNDICATION FOR STAGE AND SCREEN: A PROPOSAL FOR MODIFYING SECURITIES LAWS FOR THE FINANCING OF THEATER AND FILM PRODUCTION - Thomas A. Cohen, 13:533
SOBERING NEWS FOR THE ALCOHOL INDUSTRY -
Amanda Grove, 11:643
SOFTWARE "LOOK AND FEEL" PROTECTION IN THE 1990S - Jack Russo and Jamie Nafziger, 15:571
SOME CONSTITUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF DENYING NEA SUBSIDIES TO ARTS PROJECTS UNDER THE YATES COMPROMISE - Karen Faaborg, 12:397
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE COPYRIGHT LAW OF 1976: NOT
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SOME REVISIONS OF A GRAY MARKET DECALOGUE: A RESPONSE TO MESSRS. LEWIN AND STEELE - William H. Allen, 10:1075
"SON OF SAM" LAWS AFTER SIMON & SCHUSTER V. NEW YORK CRIME VICTIMS BOARD: FREE SPEECH VERSUS VICTIMS' RIGHTS - Kelly Franks, 14:595
SPORTS AND THE LAW: A COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF
LAWRELATED MATERIALS - Frank G. Houdek, 2:177
SPORTS AND THE LAW: A COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF
LAWRELATED MATERIALS, FIVE YEAR SUPPLEMENT (19791984) -
Frank G. Houdek, 6:921
THE SPORTS LAWYER'S DUTY TO AVOID DIFFERING INTERESTS: A
PRACTICAL GUIDE TO RESPONSIBLE REPRESENTATION
Robert E. Fraley and F. Russell Harwell, 11:165
SPOTLIGHT ON THE JURY: TRIAL PUBLICITY AND JUROR
PRIVACY - Susan L. Greenberg, 6:369
STACKED COMPETITION AND PHONY DEREGULATION FOR AT&T:
THE PROPOSED "TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPETITION AND DEREGULATION ACT OF 1981" - Louis B. Schwartz, 3:411
STATE ACTION IMMUNITY AND ANTITRUST ISSUES IN CABLE
TELEVISION FRANCHISING - Stephen D. Susman and Mark L.D.
Wawro, 3:645
STATE ART AND ARTIFACTS INDEMNITY: A SOLUTION WITHOUT A
PROBLEM? - Nan Morris, 12:413
STAY TUNED FOR NEW TECHNOLOGY: THE PARADOXES OF THE
PROPOSED FINANCIAL INTEREST AND SYNDICATION RULES
Eli H. Glovinsky, 6:589
STONE GOT CAUGHT BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE: GRAND JURIES' POWER TO SUBPOENA OUTTAKES THAT REVEAL CONFIDENTIAL NEWS SOURCES - Marty Kassman, 10:623
STRUCTURAL IMPLICATIONS OF TELEPHONE CONTENT REGULATION: LESSONS FROM THE AUDIOTEX CONTROVERSY Patrick O'Neill, 13:379
STRUCTURING MEDIA JOINT VENTURES IN THE EUROPEAN
COMMUNITY - Anne Moebes, 14:1
STRUGGLE OVER PERFORMING RIGHTS TO MUSIC: BMI AND ASCAP VS. CABLE TELEVISION - Janet L. Avery, 14:47
SUBLIMINAL PROJECTION: HISTORY AND ANALYSIS
Thomas Albert Bliss, 5:419
A SUGGESTED APPROACH TO THE FIRST AMENDMENT ISSUES INVOLVED IN BROADCAST REGULATION
Jonathan D. Blake and Debora L. Osgood, 11:607
SUING AMERICAN MEDIA IN FOREIGN COURS: DOING AN ENDRUN AROUND U.S. LIBEL LAW - Kyu Ho Youm, 16:235
SUMMARY JUDGMENT ON SUBSANTIAL SIMILARITY IN COPYRIGHT ACTIONS - Julie J. Bisceglia, 16:51
THE SUPREME COURT'S DECISION IN HUSTLER MAGAZINE V. FALWELL: THE DEMISE OF INTENTIONAL INFLICTION OF EMOTIONAL DISTRESS FOR PUBLIC FIGURES?
Holli Thier, 10:1163
THE SYNDICATION AND FINANCIAL INTEREST RULES: IS IT A
"PRIME TIME"FOR A CHANGE? - Robert M. Osher, 6:557
A TALE OF TWO STANDARDS: ANTITRUST, THE PUBLIC INTEREST,
AND THE TELEVISION INDUSTRY - Edward P. Sangster, 6:887
TECHNOLOGICAL POETRY: THE INTERFACE BETWEEN COPYRIGHT AND PATENTS FOR SOFTWARE - Willis E. Higgins, 12:67
TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATION, IMPUTATION POLICIES AND COMPETITION - Alexander C. Larson and Steve G. Parsons, 16:1
TELEPHONIC TESTIMONY IN CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TRIALS
Eric Croft, 14:107
TELEVISION DOCUDRAMAS AND THE RIGHT OF PUBLICITY: TOO BAD LIZ, THAT'S SHOW BIZ - Lisa A. Lawrence, 8:257
THEATRICAL MOTION PICTURES AND THE LAW: A COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LAWRELATED MATERIALS
Frank G. Houdek and James L. Gunderson, 3:117
THEATRICAL MOTION PICTURES AND THE LAW: A COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LAWRELATED MATERIALS, SUPPLEMENT (19801984)
Frank G. Houdek, 6:951
TOWARDS A RIGHT OF BIOGRAPHY: CONTROLLING COMMERCIAL
EXPLOITATION OF PERSONAL HISTORY - Erik D. Lazar, 2:489
TRADEBASED REMEDIES FOR COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT: UTILIZING A "LOSSPREVENTATIVE" SYNTHESIS
Antoinette M. von dem Hagen, 12:99
TRADE SCREENING LAWS: A SURVEY AND ANALYSIS
Thomas A. Bartasi, 6:91
THE TROUBLE WITH CONFIDENTIAL SOURCES: A CRITICISM OF THE SUPREME COURT'S INTERESTGROUP VIEW OF THE FIRST AMENDMENT IN COHEN V. COWLES MEDIA CO.
Patrick M. Garry, 14:403
THE TROUBLE WITH TSHIRTS: MERCHANDISE BOOTLEGGING IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY - Andrew E. Clark, 6:1
TUNING OUT THE ELECTORATE: EARLY NETWORK PROJECTIONS AND DECREASED VOTER TURNOUT - Jeff Polsky, 6:865
TWOWAY CABLE TELEVISION AND INFORMATIONAL PRIVACY
Kenneth M.H. Hoff, 6:797
UNAUTHORIZED PAY TELEVISION RECEPTION UNDER SECTION 605 OF THE COMMUNICATIONS ACT
Allen N. Dixon, III, 3:719
"UNEQUAL OPPORTUNITIES": UNNEEDED, UNDESIRABLE, AND UNFAIR - Heidi P. Sanchez and Andrew Jay Schwartzman, 2:623
THE "UNFAIRNESS DOCTRINE": BALANCE AND RESPONSE OVER THE AIRWAVES - Steven J. Simmons, 1:1
THE UNIFORM DEFAMATION ACT: IS TOO MUCH BEING ASKED OF THE PRESS IN THE QUEST FOR LIBEL LAW REFORM?
Ben Dunlap, Jr., 15:21
UNIVERSAL V. SONY: IS HOME USE IN FACT FAIR USE?
Judith Barkan, 3:53
THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA HATE SPEECH POLICY: A GOOD
HEART IN ILLFITTING GARB - Jens B. Koepke, 12:593
UNITED STATES REGULATION OF TRANSBORDER SPEECH
Steven R. Barnett, 9:635
"UPDATING" THE COMMUNICATIONS ACT: NEW ELECTRONICS, OLD ECONOMICS, AND THE DEMISE OF THE PUBLIC INTEREST
Peter J. Kokalis, 3:455
U.S. COMMUNICATIONS POLICYMAKING: WHO AND WHERE
Mark S. Nadel, 13:273
THE USE OF AMATUER VIDEOTAPES AS EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL
PROSECUTIONS: CITIZEN EMPOWERMENT OR LITTLE BROTHER'S NEW 0SILVER PLATTER - Nicholas R. Mack, 15:797
VADS, VARS, AND AUTHORIZED DEALERS - DO THE
FRANCHISE LAWS APPLY TO THE COMPUTER INDUSTRY?
Kennedy A. Brooks, 12:33
VALIDITY OF POSTEMPLOYMENT NONCOMPETE COVENANTS IN
BROADCAST NEWS EMPLOYMENT CONTRACTS
Jon H. Sylvester, 11:423
VDT'S AS A HEALTH PROBLEM: THE NEWSPAPER GUILD'S
EXPERIENCE - David J. Eisen, 4:625
VIDEO GAME REGULATION AND THE COURTS
Linda Sue Dobb, 5:549
VIDEO TECHNOLOGY AND THE LAW: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LEGAL AND LAWRELATED MATERIALS ON CABLE TELEVSION, SUBSCRIPTION/PAY TELEVISION, DIRECT BROADCAST SATELLITES, VIDEORECORDING AND VIDEOTEXT
Frank G. Houdek, 5:341
VIOLENCE IN PROFESSIONAL SPORTS: A PROPOSAL FOR
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Timothy M. Casey, 14:85
VISUAL ARTS AND THE LAW: A BIBLIOGRAPHY, PART I
Gail I. Winson, 10:655
VISUAL ARTS AND THE LAW: A BIBLIOGRAPHY, PART II
Gail I. Winson, 10:885
VISUAL ARTS AND THE PUBLIC: A LEGISLATIVE AGENDA FOR THE
1990S - Thomas M. Goetzl, 12:403
VOIR DIRE: IS THERE A CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT OF ACCESS? - Kathleen A. Kelly, 5:779
WELCOME TO THE NINETIES, BINDRIM V. MITCHELL: NOW DROP
DEAD - Robert Asa Crook, 12:517
WEST V. MEAD DATA CENTRAL: HAS COPYRIGHT PROTECTION BEEN STRETCHED TOO FAR? - Thomas P. Higgins, 10:95
WHAT ARE THE LIMITS ON FREEDOM OF THE PRESS?
Daniel Schorr, Jesse H. Choper, and Sanford H. Kadish, 1:175
WHAT DOES THE FAIRNESS DOCTRINE CONTROVERSY REALLY
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WHAT DOES "NEGLIGENCE" MEAN IN DEFAMATION CASES?
Marc A. Franklin, 6:259
WHAT IS ART? TOWARD A LEGAL DEFINITION
Leonard D. DuBoff, 12:303
WHAT IS A "NEWSPAPER" UNDER CALIFORNIA'S RETRACTION
STATUTE? ENQUIRING MINDS WANT TO KNOW
Catherine M. Bump, 10:795
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Jennifer J. Martin, 5:795
WHAT'S WRONG WITH VARA: A CRITIQUE OF FEDERAL MORAL
RIGHTS - Peter H. Karlen, 15:905
WHEN COURTS COME KNOCKING AT THE CULT'S DOOR: RELIGIOUS CULTS AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT
Craig Andrews Parton, 9:279
WHEN A PROMISE IS NOT A PROMISE: THE LEGAL CONSEQUENCES FOR JOURNALISTS WHO BREAK PROMISES OF CONFIDENTIALITY TO SOURCES - Kathryn M. Kase, 12:565
WHERE WILL THE BUCK STOP ON CALIFORNIA PENAL CODE SECTION 330?: SOLVING THE STUDHORSE POKER CONUNDRUM - Michael Pierce Singsen, 11:95
WHO'S WATCHING THE WATCHDOG?: SELFEVALUATIVE PRIVILEGE AND JOURNALISTIC RESPONSIBILITY IN WESTMORELAND V. CBS, INC. - Paul A. Weiss, 7:149
WHY CAN'T I WATCH THIS VIDEO HERE?: COPYRIGHT CONFUSION AND PERFORMANCES OF VIDEOCASSETTES AND VIDEODISCS IN LIBRARIES - J. Wesley Cochran, 15:837
WILL THE REAL CABLE TELEVISION INDUSTRY PLEASE STAND UP:
THE DIVERGENT REGULATORY TREATMENT OF THE CABLE TELEVISION INDUSTRY PRIOR TO THE CABLE COMMUNICATIONS POLICY ACT OF 1984 - Michael A. McGregor, 8:33
WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE: A NEW LOOK AT DEFAMATORY
REPUBLICATION AND NEUTRAL REPORTAGE
James E. Boasberg, 13:455
WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND FREEDOM, FRESNO BRANCH V. CITY OF FRESNO: FREE SPEECH ACCESS TO TRANSIT CARS UNDER THE CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION
Lisa F. Graul, 10:829
WORKERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE FOR ENTERTAINMENT LOANOUT CORPORATIONS
Edward Branigan and Bruce M. Stiglitz, 5:725
THE "WORKS MADE FOR HIRE" DOCTRINE AND THE EMPLOYEE/INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR DICHOTOMY: THE NEED FOR CONGRESSIONAL CLARIFICATION - Bennett J. Fidlow, 10:591
WRITING WITH LIGHT: THE METAPHYSICS OF THE COPYRIGHT
PROCESS IN THE BETAMAX CASES - David C. Farmer, 7:111
THE ZONING OF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT: HOW FAR CAN PLANNING COMMISSIONS GO? - Raymond H. Aver, 5:293
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