International Journal of Communications Law & Policy

ISSUE 10 (AUTUMN 2005)
SYMPOSIUM ON GLOBAL FLOW OF INFORMATION

Articles

LAW AS A NETWORK STANDARD
By Dan L. Burk
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 1-10-2005

COPYRIGHT VS. FREE EXPRESSION:
THE CASE OF PEER-TO-PEER FILE-SHARING OF MUSIC IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
By Robert Danay
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 2-10-2005

CHALLENGES TO AUTHORITY, BURDEN OF LEGITIMISATION:
THE PRINTING PRESS AND THE INTERNET
By Zack Kertcher & Ainat N. Margalit
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 3-10-2005

EUROPEAN UNION LEGISLATION & FREE CONTRACTS FOR INTERNET ACCESS IN THE UNITED STATES AND ITALY: TOWARDS A CONSUMER RIGHTS FRAMEWORK
By Simone Francesco Bonetti
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 4-10-2005

TO SIGN OR NOT TO SIGN ON THE ELECTRONIC DOTTED LINE: THE UNITED STATES, THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION, AND INTERNATIONAL SIGNATURE POLICY
By Lyombe Eko & Natasha Tolstikova
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 5-10-2005

GOVERNING THE EGALITARIAN CORE OF THE INTERNET
By Christoph Engel
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 6-10-2005

COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN?
THE FUTURE OF GLOBAL CONNECTIVITY AFTER THE PRIVATIZATION OF INTELSAT
By Kenneth Katkin
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 7-10-2005

Position Papers

THE THREAT TO INNOVATION, INTEROPERABILITY, AND GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT OPTIONS FROM RECENTLY PROPOSED DEFINITIONS OF 'OPEN STANDARDS'
By Nicos L. Tsilas
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 8-10-2005

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