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Identify the opportunities and avoid potential problems in the exploding area of telecommunications law with the book that defines the field. In sixteen chapters, three expert authors answer all the legal, regulatory, and policy questions surrounding the telecommunications industry and confront the most urgent current issues, including:
* Modifications to the AT&T consent decree to permit the Bell companies to enter new businesses
* The FCC's "open network architecture" rules
* The replacement of rate-of-return regulation with "price caps"
* Privacy and First Amendment implications of "Caller ID" and other technological developments
With texts of both the AT&T and GTE consent decrees, Federal Telecommunications Law is an indispensable weapon in the ongoing struggle to comply with inconsistent and shifting regulations.
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"...both impressive legal scholarship and an indispensable tool for practitioners, jurists, and...government policy makers." - J. Gregory Sidak, California Law Review "No one who expects to understand this murky and fast-chaging area of the law can afford to miss this seminal work." Laurence H. Tribe, Tyler Professor of Constitutional Law, Harvard Law School
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- PublisherAspen Law & Business
- ISBN 10 0735516146
- ISBN 13 9780735516144
- BindingPaperback
- Edition number2
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