Scheduled for publishing in 2010 -- currently not available

NAB General Counsel, and a cadre of top communications attorneys, are known for compiling the most comprehensive broadcast regulatory publication and the fourth edition of the NAB Legal Guide to Broadcast Law and Regulation might be their most expansive and impressive work. It is known as the official "voice" for broadcast law and serves as an extension of NAB General Counsel's daily activities. It provides practical "how-to" advice on issues such as DTV transition, change license, EAS system obligations, cable royalties, inspections, and much more. Whether your a law lawyer specializing in broadcast, telecommunications, IP, or Internet law, or station management, this book builds on case law and applies it to real-world situations.

The NAB Legal Guide to Broadcast Law and Regulation is a subscription-based publication complete with semi-annual updates to keep you current on changes in the law, FCC rulings, agency announcements, as well as new cases and applied solutions.

Tentative Table of Contents (as of June 20, 2009)

PART I - APPLICATIONS AND REPORTS

PART II - ON THE AIR

PART III - STATION OWNERSHIP

PART IV - STATION MANAGEMENT & OPERATION

PART V - NONCOMMERCIAL BROADCASTING

PART VI - FCC ENFORCEMENT

PART VII - SATELLITE TELEVISION

PART VIII - CABLE TELEVISION RULES

PART IX - ANTITRUST CONSIDERATIONS

PART X - COPYRIGHT AND TRADEMARK ISSUES

PART XI - LEGAL ISSUES FOR ONLINE SERVICES

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