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Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

Volume 13, Issue 3 (1995)

Symposia

Television Self-Regulation and Ownership Regulation: The American Experience
Presented by the Columbia Institute for Tele-Information

Prefatory Matter

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Table of Contents - Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal, Vol. 13, Iss. 3

Symposia

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Introduction
Eli M. Noam and Lisa M. Domonkos

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The European Interest in the American Experience in Self-Regulation
Bernd-Peter Lange and Runar Woldt

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Broadcast Self-Regulation: The NAB Codes, Family Viewing Hour, and Television Violence
Mark M. MacCarthy

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Internal Examination: Self-Regulation and the American Media
Everette E. Dennis

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Self-Regulation in American Television in Areas Aside from Program Content
Les Brown

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Ownership Regulatory Policies in the U.S. Telecom Sector
Henry Geller

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The Impact of Ownership on Content: Does it Matter?
Benjamin M. Compaine

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Introduction
Jamey Gambrell

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Law, Force, and the Russian Media
Monroe E. Price

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Civil Defamation Law and the Press in Russia: Private and Public Interests, the 1995 Civil Code, and the Constitution, Part One
Peter Krug

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Free Speech and the Mass Media in Russia: Lessons from the December 1993 Election and Constitutional Referendum
Melissa Dawson

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Sharing the Spotlight: Equitable Distribution of the Right of Publicity
Jonathan L. Kranz