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17 Articles match "Congress","Translation"
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Don't Blame the Horse: For none of us are as cruel as all of us
But does having a lot of friends translate into political clout? Congress, except like many things in the parliamentary system, it is not an automatic deadline, but rather is called by the leader of the party in power. "Shop online for contact lenses -- Lowest Prices on the Internet! Complete turn-key CMS website included" Ah yes.
Music Technology Policy
- Monday, January 11, 2010
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House Committee Passes Bill to Allow for More LPFM Stations - With Some Protections for Existing Broadcasters
Providing protection for FM translator input signals from interference from new LPFM stations. For a year after a new LPFM goes on the air, it must broadcast notices that any listener who experiences interference to another FM station or FM translator from this new LPFM should report that interference to the LPFM station.
Broadcast Law Blog
- Sunday, October 18, 2009
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TV Digital Transition Rushes On - Comment Date on Proposals for Digital Fill-In Translators Set for January 12 and Analog Nightlight to Be Approved at January 15 Commission Meeting
The FCC's Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Digital Fill-In Translators , to provide television service in areas where a television station's digital signal does not reach locations that were covered by its analog operations (a proposal we summarized here ) was published in the Federal Register today, setting comment dates on this proposal.
Broadcast Law Blog
- Friday, January 2, 2009
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NAB Selects Gordon Smith as New President
Having someone with experience on Capitol Hill was clearly crucial to the NAB given how many controversial issues broadcasters are now facing from Congress and from the FCC. The NAB today announced that it has selected Gordon Smith , a former Republican Senator from Oregon, as its new President.
Broadcast Law Blog
- Friday, September 18, 2009
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Looking Into the Crystal Ball - What Can Broadcasters Expect from Washington in 2010?
Each year, when we look at what might be coming, we are amazed at the number of issues that could affect the industry – often issues that are the same year to year as final decisions are often hard to come by in Washington with the interplay between the FCC and other government agencies, the courts and Congress. Television Issues.
Broadcast Law Blog
- Thursday, January 7, 2010
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Tenenbaum: Court dismisses counterclaims against labels; defers ruling on constitutionality of statutory damages; permits fair use defense to proceed
Even if the Court views file-sharing lawsuits as unwise and the statutory penalties a remarkably poor policy judgment, the objectives sought by this suit are well within those contemplated by Congress and the Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. So, Professor Nesson , go complain to Congress -- not me." They say the best defense is a good offense.
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Monday, June 15, 2009
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Ignorance is Bliss? Why Mounting Evidence that Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds Used Performance-Enhancing Drugs May Not Strengthen the Cases Against Them
There is an ongoing investigation into whether Clemens lied under oath when he testified before Congress that he had not used performance-enhancing drugs (namely, steroids and Human Growth Hormone/”HGH”) in 2008. Nevertheless, more is needed to conclusively show that Clemens lied to Congress. Ethan Flatt. Image Source.
JetLawBlog
- Saturday, February 7, 2009
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Could There Be a Delay in the February 17 DTV Transition Deadline?
Several press reports were issued today suggesting that there is at least some consideration in Congress of delaying the DTV transition now scheduled to be completed on February 17. Could a delay really occur?
Broadcast Law Blog
- Wednesday, January 7, 2009
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Obama Transition Team Requests Delay of DTV Transition Deadline
This action, in turn, caused Consumers Union to ask Congress for a delay in the transition, resulting in Congressman Markey's office suggesting that the DTV transition might need to be delayed (as we wrote yesterday). That letter leaves everyone asking - will Congress respond? What a difference a few days makes.
Broadcast Law Blog
- Thursday, January 8, 2009
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Doubts Cast on Vietnam Incident, but Secret Study Stays Classified - New York Times
Johnson cited the supposed attack to persuade Congress to authorize broad military action in Vietnam, but most historians have concluded in recent years that there was no second attack. Hanyok found had unknowingly used the altered intercepts in 1964 and 1968 in testimony before Congress. WASHINGTON, Oct. President Lyndon B. The N.S.A.
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A Full Five Person FCC - What's Next For Broadcasters?
In the first category - the issues of priorities of one type of service over another, issues include the following: The priorities between LPFM stations and FM translators and full power stations (see our posts here and here on that issue). Beyond that, his priorities for the broadcast media were not detailed.
Broadcast Law Blog
- Wednesday, July 29, 2009
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