February 2004
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Keynote Address
The Honorable Susan Ness
PANEL DISCUSSION
Few Gatekeepers, Many Views: Will the New Rules Compromise Representation of Marginalized Voices?
- Panel I - Economic Efficiency vs. Public Interest: What was Considered in Creating the New Rules?
- Panel II - Competition vs. Conglomeration: How Will the New Rules Affect the Media Landscape?
- Panel III - Few Gate Keepers, Many Views: Will the New Rules Compromise Representation of Marginalized Voices?
ESSAYS
Comments On the FCC's Recent Mass Media Ownership Decision
William Fishman
Monolith or Mosaic: Can the Federal Communications Commission Legitimately Pursue a Repetition of Local Content at the Expense of Local Diversity?
Cheryl A. Leanza
On Media Consolidation, the Public Interest, and Angels Earning Wings
Victoria F. Phillips
Media Concentration: A Case of Power, Ego, and Greed Confronting Our Sensibilities
W. Curtiss Priest
The Politics And Policy Of Media Ownership
Ben Scott
Biographies of Symposium Participants
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Patricia Aufderheide
Leonard M. Baynes Johnathan P. Cody Mark N. Cooper W. Kenneth Ferree William Fishman Cheryl A. Leanza Jeffery Lubbers Jane E. Mago |
Susan Ness
Victoria F. Phillips Madaleine Plasencia W. Curtiss Priest Ben Scott Peter Tannewald Margaret L. Tobey Anita L. Wallgren Stephen J. Wermiel |
COMMENT
The UHF Discount: Shortchanging The Public Interest
Cecilia Rothenberger
To be cited as: 53 Am. U. L. Rev.
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