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5 Media L. & Pol'y i (1996-1997)

handle is hein.journals/medilpoy5 and id is 1 raw text is: i FALL 1996 MEDIA LAW & POLICY An Independent Publication by New York Law School Students Volume V, Number I Fall 1996 EXECUTIVE BOARD Eric S. Slater Editor-in-Chief Carl Wolf Billek Editor-in-Chief Peter E.S. Wallis Managing Editor Douglas Edley John Kheit Chris Pattison Jared Selvin Sandy Spadavecchia Associate Editors EDITORIAL STAFF Michael Bon Debora M Bresch Paul Camarena Michael L. Carlucci B. Keith Fulton Jay Nimaroff Claudia Oliveri Anthony J. Oliveto Marissa Ridi Tara Senkel FACULTY ADVISORS Michael H. Botein Allen S. Hammond, IV Roberta Tasley EDITOR'S NOTE This is Media Law & Policy's first annual Student Issue. The four articles in the Fall 1996 edition of Media Law & Policy are written by students of New York Law School. The articles evolved out of the students' work in Professor Michael H. Botein's Media Law Seminar. Media Law &Policy and the Communications Media Center at New York Law School provide a forum for discussion and information on Media and Communications Law. The Communications Media Center produces seminars and roundtable discussions on important communications and media issues. Earlier this year, the Communications Media Center producd a panel on the FCC's First Interconnection Order. Recently, the Communications Media Center produced a panel on the future of cable franchising. Media Law & Policy often transcribes these events produced by the Communications Media Center for the benefit of our readers. Media Law & Policy encourages our readers to further explore and contribute to the important work being done by Media Law & Policy and the Communications Media Center at New York Law School. Thanks are extended to our sponsors, the Communications Media Center, Dean Harry Wellington and the administration of New York Law School for their continued support. A special thanks is extended to our outgoing Editorial Board, Jordan Friedman, John S. Clark, Allen Dolberg, David Rosenwasser and Gamal D. Hennessy. ARTICLE SUBMISSIONS Media Law & Policy accepts articles from professionals and academics in the field. Articles from law school students are also welcome. Submissions should be approximately 5-20 double spaced pages in length and should be submitted in printed form and on an IBM compatible Microsoft Word or WordPerfect disk. Submissions will not be returned and are subject to editing. Submissions should be sent to: Media Law & Policy New York Law School 57 Worth Street New York, NY 100 13-2960 Telephone: (212) 431-2899 (x4305) Facsimile: (212) 966-2053 Email: Wolfatbay@aol.com Media Law & Policy and New York Law School assume no responsibility, and do not necessarily agree with the views expressed in the articles published in this issue. Copyright 1996Media Law & Policy

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