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Federal Communications Law Journal

Volume 64, Issue 2 (2012)

Articles

Of Burning Houses and Roasting Pigs: Why Butler v. Michigan Remains a Key Free Speech Victory More than a Half-Century Later
Clay Calvert

Is It Time to Recreate the E-rate Program?
Lynne Holt and Mary Galligan

Assessing Competition in U.S. Wireless Markets: Review of the FCC’s Competition Reports
Gerald R. Faulhaber, Robert W. Halm, and Hal J. Singer

Notes

Wiretapping the Internet: The Expansion of the Communications Assistance to Law Enforcement Act to Extend Government Surveillance
Christa M. Hibbard

Survival of the Standard: Today’s Public Interest Requirement in Television Broadcasting and the Return to Regulation
Drew Simshaw

Consumer Watchdog: The FCC’s Proposed Rulemaking to Help Consumers Avoid Bill Shock
Cameron Robinson

From Betamax to YouTube: How Sony Corporation of America v. Universal City Studios, Inc. Could Still Be a Standard for New Technology
Veronica Corsaro

Special Feature

Editor's Note
Sarah L. Kellogg

Masthead Vol.64 No.2 (2012)