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ISSUE 2 (WINTER 1998-99)
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Articles
CONVERGENCE IN EUROPEAN COMMUNICATIONS - A CASE STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN REGULATION AND COMPETITION (LAW)
By Paul Nihoul
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 1-2-1999
TWO SOLITUDES: CANADIAN COMMUNICATIONS REGULATION APPLIED TO THE INTERNET
By Michael Koch
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 2-2-1999
THE 'ANONYMISATION' OF THE TRANSACTION AND ITS IMPACT ON LEGAL PROBLEMS - A THEORY AS TO WHY THE USE OF ICT ENGENDERS LEGAL PROBLEMS
By Joachim Benno
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 3-2-1999
UCC ARTICLE 2 B AND THE IMPACT ON COPYRIGHT LICENSING - A EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE
By Thomas Hoeren
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 4-2-1999
NEW CHALLENGES: CONVERGENCE OF MARKETS, DIVERGENCE OF THE LAWS? QUESTIONS REGARDING THE FUTURE COMMUNICATIONS REGULATION
By Bernd Holznagel
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 5-2-1999
BENCHMARKING A CHINESE OFFER ON TELECOMMUNICATIONS: CONTEXT AND COMPARISONS
By Richard Janda
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 6-2-1999
LIGHT-HANDED REGULATION OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS IN NEW ZEALAND: IS GENERIC COMPETITION LAW SUFFICIENT?
By Malcolm Webb and Martyn Taylor
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 7-2-1999
REGULATING DIGITAL TV: THE GREEK EXPERIENCE
By Petros Iosifides
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 8-2-1999
Special Survey
Communications Law and Policy in East and Central Europe 10 years after the transition
(with kind support from the Freedom Forum)
INTRODUCTION: MEDIA TRENDS IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE
By Stefaan Verhulst
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 9-2-1999
LOCAL MEDIA LEGISLATION IN RUSSIAN PROVINCES: AN OLD AND WINDING ROAD
By Andrei Richter
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 10-2-1999
JOURNALISTS AS LAWMAKERS: GRASSROOTS INITIATIVE FOR MEDIA REGULATION IN BULGARIA, 1996-1998
By Ivan Nikoltchev
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 11-2-1999
NORMATIVE MODELS OF MEDIA AND JOURNALISM AND BROADCASTING REGULATION IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE
By Karol Jakubowicz
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 12-2-1999
HISTORY OF THE CZECH PRESS LAW - A MISSING DEFINITION OF PUBLIC INTEREST - THE OBSTACLE TO THE NEW MEDIA LEGISLATION IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC?
By Milan Smid
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 13-2-1999
AN ANALYSIS OF MEDIA LEGISLATION: THE CASE OF SLOVAKIA
By Andrej Skolkay
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 14-2-1999
Comment
MEDIA LAW IN CENTRAL ASIA - HOW AUTOCRATS ARE LEARNING TO LOOK DEMOCRATIC
By Eric S. Johnson
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 15-2-1999
Conference Reviews
REVIEW OF THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL HARVARD CONFERENCE ON INTERNET AND SOCIETY MAY 26-29, 1998 (CYBERCON '98)
By Christopher Brien
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 16-2-1999
Projects
CENTER FOR STRATEGIC AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 17-2-1999
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL - THE BERKMAN CENTER
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 18-2-1999
ELECTRONIC COMMERCE PROJECT
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 19-2-1999
THE ECONOMICS OF NETWOKRS INTERNET SITE
Reference: IJCLP Web-Doc 20-2-1999
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