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Cable Television Law 1996: Competition in Video and Telephony
Chair(s):
Frank W. Lloyd
Practice Area:
Communications and telecommunications
Published:
Mar 1996
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PLI Item #:
208225
CHB Spine #:
G435, G436, G437
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Front Matter
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Chapter 1. WHAT IS THE EMERGING ROLE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN THIS NEW WORLD OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Chapter 2. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CABLE LAW
Chapter 3. RATE REGULATION 1996
Chapter 4. A. "STRANDED INVESTMENT" AND THE "NEW REGULATORY BARGAIN"
Chapter 5. ENTRY BY CABLE TELEVISION OPERATORS AND OTHER ENTITIES INTO THE LOCAL EXCHANGE TELEPHONE MARKET
Chapter 6. CONTENT REGULATION: THE FCC, CONGRESS AND THE SUPREME COURT -- A MIXTURE GUARANTEED TO CREATE CHAOS IN THE AREA OF SIGNAL CARRIAGE, OBSCENITY, INDECENCY AND NOW VIOLENCE TOO!
Chapter 7. COMPETITION ISSUES FACED BY MULTICHANNEL VIDEO DISTRIBUTORS AND PROGRAMMERS UNDER THE ANTITRUST LAWS AND THE 1992 CABLE ACT: MERGERS/ACQUISITIONS, PROGRAMMING ACCESS/CARRIAGE, PRICING/PACKAGING, AND FRANCHISING/MARKET ENTRY
Chapter 8. CABLE ACCESS TO PREMISES: DEVELOPMENTS IN THE BUSINESS CONTEXT AND THE LAW SINCE THE CABLE ACT OF 1992
Chapter 9. COMPETITIVE ISSUES IN CABLE: MERGERS, PROGRAM ACCESS DISPUTES, PREDATORY PRICING
Chapter 10. CONSUMER PROTECTION ACTIONS: UNFAIR, UNLAWFUL AND DECEPTIVE BUSINESS PRACTICES
Chapter 11. CABLE ONLINE SERVICES
Chapter 12. POTENTIAL LIABILITY ON THE INTERNET
Chapter 13. FORMAL AND INFORMAL RENEWAL OF CABLE TELEVISION FRANCHISES
Chapter 14. TRANSFERS OF CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEMS: REGULATORY CONCERNS AT FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL LEVELS
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