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INDEX
Access to government: pretrial proceedings, 67,
68, 71 - 73 ; trials, 68 - 71
Access to media: broadcasting, 341 -89; cable,
498 ; newspapers, 326 -29
Actual damages. See Defamation
Actual malice. See Defamation
Advertising: broadcast, 362 -63, 476 -80; chil-
dren, 471
AM broadcasting, 202 -3
Antitrust, 171 -74, 185 -97, 208, 225, 290 - 318
Appropriation, 114 -17
Brandeis, Louis, 9 - 10
Broadcasting: access, 341 -89; advertising, 362 -
63, 476 ; antitrust, 208 -25; cameras in court-
room, 73 - 77 ; children, 455 -71; concentra-
tion, 210 -33; content regulation, 339 - 480 ;
cross-ownership, 211 -24; direct broadcast
satellites, 528 ; drugs, 471 -76; equal time,
379 -85; Fairness doctrine, 341 -63, 389 - 415 ;
Federal Communications Act of 1934, 204 -7,
339 -41, 531 - 555 ; history, 201 -2, 204 -6,
339 -41; home satellite dishes, 527 ; inde-
cency, 415 -54; licensing (see Federal Commu-
nications Commission); minority ownership
(see Federal Communications Commission);
multipoint distribution service, 528 ; nature
of, 201 -4; networks, 225 -33; personal attack,
378 ; political editorials, 378 -79; Prime Time
Access Rule, 231 -33; public interest, 206 -8;
reasonable access for political candidates,
386 -89; state action, 13 - 16 ; structural regu-
lation, 201 -52; violence, 465 -71
Cable television; access, 498 ; Cable Communi-
cations Policy Act of 1984, 261 -84; content
regulation, 489 - 512 ; copyright, 161 ; defini-
tion, 257 ; exclusivity, 284 -85; First Amend-
ment standards, 489 -97; franchising, 266 -
75; history, 250 -61; indecency, 504 -12; must
carriage, 499 - 503 ; rates, 275 -84; structural
regulation, 256 -84
Censorship. See Prior restraint
Children. See Broadcasting
Commerce power, 169 -71
Commercial speech, 148 -59. See also Advertis-
ing
Common carriers: break-up of AT&T, 290 -
305 ; concentration, 316 -18; content regula-
tion, 515 -24; equal access, 289 ; definition,
289 ; history, 290 -91; operating company re-
strictions, 305 -10; structural regulation, 289 -
318
Communications Act of 1934. See Broadcasting
Community standards. See Obscenity
Compulsory Propagation. See First Amendment
Copyright, 158 -61; cable television, 161 ; Copy-
right Act of 1976, 159 ; Copyright Royalty
Tribunal, 161 ; fair use, 160 -61; history, 159 -
60; nature, 159 -60; procedure, 160 ; pur-
pose, 160 ; syndicated exclusivity, 284 -85

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Publication Information: Book Title: Modern Communications Law. Contributors: Donald E. Lively - author. Publisher: Praeger Publishers. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1991. Page Number: 569.
    
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