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1995-1996 Volume 13, Issue 3 Television Self-Regulation and Ownership Regulation: The American Experience, Introduction Eli Noam & Lisa M. Domonkos The European Interest in the American Experience in Self-Regulation Bernd-Peter Lange & Runar Woldt Broadcast Self-Regulation: The NAB Codes, Family Viewing Hour, and Television Violence Mark M. MacCarthy Internal Examination: Self-Regulation and the American Media Everette E. Dennis Self-Regulation in American Television in Areas Aside from Program Content Les Brown Ownership Regulatory Policies in the U.S. Telecom Sector Henry Geller The Impact of Ownership on Content: Does It Matter? Benjamin M. Compaine Russian Media Law & Policy, Introduction Jamey Gambrell Law, Force, and the Russian Media Monroe Price Civil Defamation Law and the Press in Russia: Private and Public Interests, the 1995 Civil Code, and the Constitution, Part One Peter Krug Free Speech and the Mass Media in Russia: Lessons from the December 1993 Election and Constitutional Referendum Melissa Dawson Sharing the Spotlight: Equitable Distribution of the Right of Publicity Jonathan L. Kranz Volume 14, Issue 1 Copyright and Computer Programs: It's All in the Definition William F. Patry Artistic Parody: A Theoretical Construct Sherri L. Burr The Precarious Balance: Moral Rights, Parody, and Fair Use Geri J. Yonover The Art of Making Law from Other People's Art Bruce Rogow Copyright and the Legislative Process: A Personal Perspective William F. Patry Scope of Gaming Under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1996 After Rumsey v. Wilson: White Buffalo or Brown Cow? William E. Horwitz Volume 14, Issue 2 Cyberlaw and Social Change: A Democratic Approach to Copyright Law in Cyberspace Niva Elkin-Koren Civil Defamation Law and the Press in Russia: Private and Public Interests, the 1995 Civil Code, and the Constitution, Part Two Peter Krug Regulating the Internet: Should Pornography Get a Free Ride on the Information Superhighway Marci A. Hamilton, Mike Godwin, Richard A. Kurnit, Nadine Strossen & Barbara Bennett Woodhouse A Call to the Arts: Exploring New Means of Jurisprudential Expression Christo Lassiter Painting the Law Nany Illman Meyers Blocking Preemption: Convergence, Privacy, and the FCC's Guided Regulation of Caller ID Laura V. Eng Reformulating the New York City Landmarks Preservation Law Financial Hardship Provision: Preserving the Big Apple Cindy Moy A Neo-Institutional Paradigm for Contracts Formed in Cyberspace: Judgment Day for the Statute of Frauds Marc E. Szafran |
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