CIAO DATE: 03/04

International Journal of Communications Law and Policy

 

Issue 2, Winter 1998/1999

 

Articles

• Convergence in European Communications - A Case Study on The Relationship Between Regulation and Competition (Law) (PDF, 33 pages, 136.8 KB) by Paul Nihou

• Two Solitudes: Canadian Communications Regulation Applied to the Internet (PDF, 25 pages, 92.3 KB) by Michael Koch

• The "anonymisation" of the Transaction and Its Impact on Legal Problems - A Theory As to Why The Use of ICT Engenders Legal Problems (PDF, 26 pages, 111.4 KB) by Joachim Benno

• UCC Article 2 B and the impact on Copyright Licensing - A European Perspective (PDF, 9 pages, 44.5 KB) by Thomas Hoeren

• New Challenges: Convergence Of Markets, Divergence Of The Laws? Questions Regarding The Future Communications Regulation (PDF, 10 pages, 109.6 KB) by Bernd Holznagel

• Benchmarking a Chinese Offer on Telecommunications: Context and Comparisons by Richard Janda

• Light-Handed Regulation Of Telecommunications In New Zealand: Is Generic Competition Law Sufficient? (PDF, 17 pages, 69.7 KB) by Malcolm Webb & Martyn Taylor

• Regulating Digital TV: The Greek Experience (PDF, 7 pages, 36.4 KB) by Petros Iosifides

 

Special Survey Communications Law and Policy in East and Central Europe 10 years after the transition

• Introduction: Media Trends in Central and Eastern Europe by Stefaan Verhulst

• Local Media Legislation in Russian Provinces: An Old and Winding Road (PDF, 7 pages, 31.3 KB) by Andrei Richter

• Journalists as Lawmakers: Grassroots Initiative for Media Regulation in Bulgaria,1996-1998 (PDF, 6 pages, 26.7 KB) by Ivan Nikoltchev

• Normative Models of Media And Journalism in Central and Eastern Europe (PDF, 32 pages, 142.3 KB) by Karol Jakubowicz

• History of The Czech Press Law - A Missing Definition of Public Interest - The Obstacle to the New Media Legislation in the Czech Republic? (PDF, 9 pages, 38.4 KB) by Milan Smid

• An Analysis of Media Legislation: The Case of Slovakia (PDF, 13 pages, 57.1 KB) by Andrej Skolkay

 

Comment

• Media Law in Central Asia - How Autocrats are Learning to Look Democratic by Eric S. Johnson

 

Conference Reviews

• Review of The Second International Harvard Conference on Internet and Society May 26-29, 1998 (Cybercon '98) by Christopher Brien

 

Projects

• Center for Strategic and International Studies

• Harvard Law School - the Berkman Center

• Electronic Commerce Project

• The Economics of Networks Internet Site

 

Conference Announcements

• The 27th Annual Telecommunications Policy Research Conference September 25-27, 1999 - Alexandria, Virginia

• Communications Regulation in the Information Society Transatlantic Seminar - Scarman House, University of Warwick, June 3-5, 1999

• The Legal and Policy Framework for Global Electronic Commerce: A Progress Report Andersen Auditorium, Haas School of Business, University of California at Berkeley, March 5-6, 1999