Lexis Nexis Communications Law in Canada
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Examines the legal frameworks under communication law currently employed to regulate traditional forms of both telecommunications and broadcasting.
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Examines the legal frameworks under communication law currently employed to regulate traditional forms of both telecommunications and broadcasting. It also explores how the dramatic evolution of convergence technologies in the context of an extremely competitive business environment has forced a re-evaluation of the regulation of communications.
The four "Cs" of communications law are all covered:
- Carriage - the legislative and institutional mechanisms of regulation and control - including an examination of the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission Act, the Radiocommunication Act and the Telecommunications Act. Foreign ownership/control restrictions, private sector participation and the role of competition are among the topics addressed
- Content - in addition to the legal regulatory framework, Canada's public service and cultural policy are also addressed both historically and in today's era of globalization and deregulation. Selected CRTC regulations and licensing decisions are discussed
- Convergence - recent developments in business, technological and legal/regulatory frameworks are addressed as are substantive and enforcement issues
- Competition - applicable domestic competition law principles and transnational competition law issues
The full text of relevant legislation, regulations and treaties is also included.
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Table des matières
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: The Carriage Business and the Trends Towards Liberalization and De-Regulation
Chapter 3: The Legal and Institutional Framework for Carriage Regulation
Chapter 4: The Operational Approach to Carriage Regulation
Chapter 5: Introduction to Content Regulation
Chapter 6: The Policy Framework: Public Service and Cultural Sovereignty
Chapter 7: The Regulatory Framework
Chapter 8: Implementation of Content Regulation
Chapter 9: Introduction to Convergence
Chapter 10: Convergence Technologies
Chapter 11: The Internet
Chapter 12: Legal/Regulatory Convergence
Chapter 13: Other Legal Issues in an Era of Convergence
Chapter 14: Business Convergence
Chapter 15: Competition Law
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