Federal Communications Law Journal

I. INTRODUCTION II. THE DATA REQUIREMENTS FOR FORWARD-LOOKING COST MODELS III. COPPER PRICES AND THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION IV. COPPER PRICES AND THE NEW ZEALAND COMMERCE COMMISSION A. Biased LL U Benchmark Estimates ...

I am delighted to welcome you to the first Issue of the sixty-first Volume of the Federal Communications Low Journal, the nation's premier communications law journal and the official journal of the Federal Communications Bar Association. The new staff...

I. INTRODUCTION II. OVERVIEW III. FINDING INDECENT SPEECH IV. JUDICIAL REVIEW OF ARBITRARY AND CAPRICIOUS ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCY ACTIONS A. Development of the Judicial Gloss on Arbitrary and Capricious Review B. The State Farm...

I. INTRODUCTION II. THE VICES AND VIRTUES OF REDUNDANT REGULATORY MERGER REVIEW A. The Perils of FCC Merger Review B. Regulatory Oversight as Complementary to Antitrust III. THE ANTITRUST AGENCIES' EMERGING STANCE ON MERGER REMEDIES ...

I. INTRODUCTION II. THE RISE OF COMPETITION III. THE ANTITRUST SUIT IV. NEAR-TERM RESULTS V. LONGER-TERM RESULTS VI. CONCLUSIONS I. INTRODUCTION The telephone industry in the United States started with the Bell patent in 1878. Telephones...

I. LOOKING BACK AT DIVESTITURE: WHAT WORKED? WHAT DIDN'T? II. EQUAL ACCESS AS THE NEW REGULATORY PARADIGM: THE TRANSITION FROM RATE REGULATION TO ACCESS REGULATION III. KEYNOTE ADDRESS BY THE HONORABLE RICHARD A. POSNER IV. STRUCTURAL SEPARATION...

The premise of this panel is that the FCC is transitioning from a rate regulation regime to an access regime. A rate regulation regime gives all customers full access to network facilities (common carrier) at regulated rates--generally, rate base rate...