International Journal of Communications Law & Policy

ISSUE 12 (WINTER 2007-08)
IN MEMORIAM BORIS ROTENBERG
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Articles

We publish the following selection of papers submitted to the International Journal of Communications Law and Policy in response to the calls for papers in conjunction with the Second Access to Knowledge Conference (A2K2) held on April 27-29, 2007 at Yale Law School and the 7TH AOIR Conference - Internet Convergences:

DECONSTRUCTING AN EXPERIMENT IN GLOBAL INTERNET GOVERNANCE: THE ICANN CASE
By Dr. Slavka Antonova
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 1-12-2008

CYBERSCIENCE AND THE KNOWLEDGE-BASED ECONOMY, OPEN ACCESS AND TRADE PUBLISHING: FROM CONTRADICTION TO COMPATIBILITY WITH NONEXCLUSIVE COPYRIGHT LICENSING
By Chris Armbruster
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 2-12-2008

THE UK MARKET FOR INDEPENDENT PRODUCTION: TOWARD A LOCAL HOLLYWOOD?
By Adina Baya
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 3-12-2008

DEFAMATION LITIGATION AND THE PRESS IN CHINA
By Xiaoyan Chen and Peng Haw Ang
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 4-12-2008

A HISTORICAL PRIMER ON CONSUMER CREDIT REPORTING SYSTEMS: A LESSON FOR EU POLICY MAKERS?
By Federico Ferretti
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 5-12-2008

REAL WORLD TOYS AND CURRENCY TURN THE LEGAL WORLD UPSIDE DOWN: A CROSS-SECTIONAL UPDATE ON VIRTUAL WORLD LEGALITIES
By Ian W. Gillies
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 6-12-2008

REGULATING MOBILE CONTENT: CONVERGENCES AND CITIZENSHIP
By Gerard Goggin
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 7-12-2008

KIDS' AD PLAY: REGULATING CHILDREN'S ADVERGAMES IN THE CONVERGING MEDIA CONTEXT
By Sara Grimes
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 8-12-2008

DIGITAL ARCHIVING AND COPYRIGHT LAW: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
By Hannelore Dekeyser and Tomas A. Lipinski
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 9-12-2008

THE NEW NETWORK NEUTRALITY: CRITERIA FOR INTERNET FREEDOM
By Sascha D. Meinrath and Victor W. Pickard
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 10-12-2008

POSITIVE COPYRIGHT AND OPEN CONTENT LICENSES: HOW TO MAKE A MARRIAGE WORK BY EMPOWERING AUTHORS TO DISSEMINATE THEIR CREATIONS
By Maria Lillà Montagnani and Maurizio Borghi
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 11-12-2008

DEFINING REGULATORY OBJECTIVES FOR CONTEMPORARY ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS: BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE
By Mira Burri-Nenova
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 12-12-2008

POLICY IMPEDIMENTS TO MEDIA CONVERGENCE: AN EXPLORATION OF CASE STUDIES FROM SOUTH AFRICA AND INDIA
By Siddhartha Menon
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 13-12-2008

SAPERE AUDE! ACCESS TO KNOWLEDGE AS A HUMAN RIGHT AND A KEY INSTRUMENT OF DEVELOPMENT
By Valentina Vadi
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 14-12-2008

DOES A 'RULE OF REASON' ANALYSYS EMERGE OUT OF INTEROPERABILITY-CENTRIC CONCERNS UNDER EC LAW? A CRITICAL ANALYSIS IN LIGHT OF THE EU MICROSOFT CASE
By Mehmet Bilal Unver
Reference: IJCLP Webdoc 15-12-2008

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