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21 Articles match "Consideration","Reality"

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Looking Into the Crystal Ball - What Can Broadcasters Expect from Washington in 2010?
More likely is further consideration, as there are many issues that would need to be resolved – like who would pay for the few remaining TV stations on these channels to move elsewhere on the TV band, plus questions of how the spectrum, if reallocated to radio use, would be divided. Television Issues. or 87.9 Radio Issues. and 87.9
Broadcast Law Blog - Thursday, January 7, 2010
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Save the Music: From Sampling to Streaming
As a result, I believe that courts and legislatures should take this economic reality into consideration when analyzing copyright infringement. "Hi, my name's Iggy, please purchase my music." know that from firsthand experience. Without sampling, I would have chosen to spend less of my money or to spend it elsewhere.
JetLawBlog - Tuesday, November 10, 2009
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In consideration of Monica Seles attack , U.S. Charges brought and dismissed  against NFL player Shawne Merriman by reality star girlfriend Tila Tequila. In the news. Flickr alters its DMCA policy to preserve more user information. Microsoft-Yahoo deal faces antitrust scrutiny. Open boosts security after another player-fan incident.
JetLawBlog - Sunday, September 13, 2009
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  • A Minor Consideration: Reality TV and Child Stars
    m as big a Jon and Kate fan as the next reality television voyeur viewer, but watching this season is just painful. Unlike California, which treats reality television actors like traditional stage actors, Pennsylvania does not. Furthermore, Pennsylvania’s child labor laws have no provision for reality stars. record 9.8 Maybe so.
    JetLawBlog - Tuesday, June 9, 2009
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  • FCC Says that Permittee of New Noncommercial FM Station Cannot Change Coverage Area if It Won the Permit Based on 307(b) Preference
    While there is no question that an applicant who makes promises that lead to the award of a permit should be held to those promises (to do otherwise would undermine the system), is it really in the public interest to hold the applicant to these promises in such a way so as to ignore reality?
    Broadcast Law Blog - Friday, May 22, 2009
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  • Broadcast Performance Royalty Passes House Judiciary Committee - A Work In Progress
    In fact, the Board found that most of the 801(b) considerations were immaterial in reaching to their decision - only taking into account the potential impact on the stability of the industry as having any decisional impact. It was, as Representative Shelia Jackson Lee of Texas stated, still a "work in progress."
    Broadcast Law Blog - Wednesday, May 13, 2009
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  • Monday Morning JetLawg
    In consideration of Monica Seles attack , U.S. Charges brought and dismissed  against NFL player Shawne Merriman by reality star girlfriend Tila Tequila. In the news. Flickr alters its DMCA policy to preserve more user information. Microsoft-Yahoo deal faces antitrust scrutiny. Open boosts security after another player-fan incident.
    JetLawBlog - Sunday, September 13, 2009
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  • Save the Music: From Sampling to Streaming
    As a result, I believe that courts and legislatures should take this economic reality into consideration when analyzing copyright infringement. "Hi, my name's Iggy, please purchase my music." know that from firsthand experience. Without sampling, I would have chosen to spend less of my money or to spend it elsewhere.
    JetLawBlog - Tuesday, November 10, 2009
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  • Cannes Watch: Rocky Indie Terrain
    There's considerable uncertainty heading toward Cannes this year. Many companies had coasted on funds they had already raised, but now reality is sinking in: new money is hard to find. While the global theatrical market is strong, the indie sector is still fragile--and shrinking. theatrical and/or VOD distribution. Focus Int.
    Thompson On Hollywood - Thursday, April 30, 2009
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  • Will the House Pass the DTV Extension? - Dueling Congressional Letters Take Opposing Positions
    In preparation for that consideration, there have been conflicting letters released by Congressmen supporting the bill and those who are oppose. As we wrote on Friday, the Senate has passed the Bill that would extend from February 17 to June 12 the deadline for full-power television stations to transition to digital operations. Stay tuned.
    Broadcast Law Blog - Monday, February 2, 2009
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  • ENTERTAINMENT LITIGATION: KEANU REEVES WINS TRIAL AGAINST PAPARAZZI
    In most cases which I have handled, the economic reality of substantial defense costs and the willingness of a plaintiff to accept far less than the expected costs essentially forced early settlements in such cases. Without due and careful consideration of how to handle these disputes, celebs risk becoming known as an easy mark.
    Entertainment Litigation Blog - Thursday, November 6, 2008
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  • Obama Transition Team Requests Delay of DTV Transition Deadline
    Catching up to them all may never happen until they are hit with the reality of their analog sets not working on the day after the transition, whenever that day may be. Certainly, there are considerations on both side - and probably considerations that I have not thought of here. What a difference a few days makes.
    Broadcast Law Blog - Thursday, January 8, 2009
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  • A Full Five Person FCC - What's Next For Broadcasters?
    He did, however, emphasize, that any broadcast regulation (specifically referencing the mandatory review of the broadcast ownership rules that must begin next year), would have to take into account the realities of the marketplace - including the current economic conditions. Manned main studios during all hours of station operations.
    Broadcast Law Blog - Wednesday, July 29, 2009
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