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FCC Wants More Wireless Broadband from TV Spectrum - Congress and the White House Get In on the Action
While the Memorandum tasked government agencies with finding ways to free spectrum that they are using to meet this perceived need, it also made clear that the government would look to meet part of the need by reclaiming spectrum from non-governmental users. Joining the FCC's call for more spectrum was an even higher power.
Broadcast Law Blog - Thursday, July 22, 2010
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Legal App Honored as Product of the Year
It will be presented during the AALL’s annual meeting in Denver later this month. According to Fastcase’s press release announcing the award, an iPad version will be released at the AALL meeting and versions for the Android and Blackberry are in the works. At least I can claim you read about it here first.
Media Law - Thursday, July 1, 2010
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More Indications of FCC Review of TV Shared Services Agreements
This week, the FCC agreed to treat a case in Hawaii, which has generated much controversy and press coverage, as a "permit but disclose" proceeding, meaning that parties are not confined to the usual process of arguing their cases through written submissions served on all parties (or meetings at which all parties are present).
Broadcast Law Blog - Thursday, May 6, 2010
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  • In Idaho, A Tougher Open Meeting Law
    A revised open meeting law took effect yesterday in Idaho. Under the new law: A board member who conducts or participates in an unlawful meeting is subject to a civil penalty of $50. Here is an Associated Press report. Tags: open meetings board member who knowingly violates the law is subject to a civil penalty of $500.
    Media Law - Thursday, July 2, 2009
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  • SAG No News Press Release
    SAG's out with a press release confirming what was first reported about 10 hours ago. The press release also gives short bios of the two new highly-qualified people stepping in to right the ship, David White as interim NED and John McGuire as Chief Negotiator. The board further appointed longtime Guild senior advisor John T. John T.
    Digital Media Law - Monday, January 26, 2009
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  • SAG & AMPTP Confirm Meetings for Next Tues-Weds
    SAG and the AMPTP confirmed in a joint press release today that they will meet at AMPTP HQ next Tuesday and Wednesday, February 17-18, as was widely expected. In my view, negotiations will probably continue over a period of a few weeks, as a significant number of issues remain. Nice to know that MF still believes in unity.
    Digital Media Law - Tuesday, February 10, 2009
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  • Democrats Press Court Designee Over Mutual Fund Case - New York Times
    Democrats Press Court Designee Over Mutual Fund Case - New York Times November 10, 2005 Democrats Press Court Designee Over Mutual Fund Case By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG. The Vanguard issue also came up Wednesday in Judge Alito's meeting with Senator Charles E. WASHINGTON, Nov. Alito Jr., But Mr. That bothered me," Mr. Conrad said.
    Communications And Entertainment Law Blog - Thursday, November 10, 2005
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  • My Slate piece: 'Collusion Course: Does today's hush-hush meeting of newspaper executives violate antitrust law?'
    I have a new piece in Slate discussing the antitrust implications of recent meetings of newspaper execs at which they discussed the possibility of charging for online content. taste: The newspaper world has temporarily diverted its gaze from its collective navel to Rosemont, Ill. Machers from, among others, the New York Times , Gannett, E.W.
    Copyrights & Campaigns - Thursday, May 28, 2009
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  • Legal App Honored as Product of the Year
    It will be presented during the AALL’s annual meeting in Denver later this month. According to Fastcase’s press release announcing the award, an iPad version will be released at the AALL meeting and versions for the Android and Blackberry are in the works. At least I can claim you read about it here first.
    Media Law - Thursday, July 1, 2010
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  • Imprisoned Journalist Will Have Appeal Heard Tomorrow
    THe told the press the Iranian Supreme Court will meet to consider her 8-year prison sentence, imposed after a one day closed day trial CNN reports that the father of Roxana Saberi says she will have her appeal heard tomorrow.
    Media Law Prof Blog - Saturday, May 9, 2009
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  • CBS TV, Face The Nation PodCast Supreme Court nomination of White House counsel Harriet Miers
    Read the transcript of the show here in PDF format: Here is NBC Television's " Meet The Press " PodCast for Sunday 10/9/6. MEET THE PRESS Written transcript: Pat Buchanan, Land square off on Mier's nomination Listen to the "Meet The Press" PodCast here. which was broadcast on 10/9/2004. CBS) Sen.
    Communications And Entertainment Law Blog - Saturday, October 15, 2005
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  • I sure hope they have a good antitrust lawyer in the room
    Here's a story the newspaper industry's upper echelon apparently kept from its anxious newsrooms: A discreet Thursday meeting in Chicago about their future. Scripps, Advance Publications, McClatchy, Hearst Newspapers, MediaNews Group, the Associated Press, Philadelphia Media Holdings, Lee Enterprises and Freedom Communication Inc.,
    Copyrights & Campaigns - Thursday, May 28, 2009
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  • Warner Music Says No More Music for Streaming - What's It Mean for US Webcasters?
    According to British press reports , Warner Music's CEO Edger Bronfman Jr. Internet Radio operators who want to rely on the statutory license must meet a set of requirements set out by statute in order to qualify for the license. stated that it will cease making its music available to advertising supported streaming music sites.
    Broadcast Law Blog - Sunday, February 14, 2010
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