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4 Media L. & Pol'y [ii] (1995)

handle is hein.journals/medilpoy4 and id is 1 raw text is: MEDIA LAW & POLICY MEDIA LAW & POLICY An Independent Publication by New York Law School Students Volume IV, Number I November 1995 EXECUTIVE BOARD Jordan S. Friedman Editor-in-Chief LaShondra Y. Rhodes Managing Editor John S.Clark Allen Dolberg Technical Editors Maureen Duffy Yuko Dunham Konstantinos Pantazis Associate Editors David Rosenwasser Assistant Editor Gamal D. Hennessy Content Editor FACULTY ADVISORS Michael Botein Allen S. Hammond IV Roberta Tasley EDITOR'S NOTE This edition of Media Law & Policy is dedicated in large part to the issue of foreign ownership limitations in the various communications industries. While the materials approach this topic from the perspective of the current law, as codified in the 1934 Communications Act, the law may soon change. The Senate and House telecommunications bills, S.652 and H.R. 1555 respectively, are now in conference committee and await final disposition. Both bills retain the 20 percent foreign ownership restriction in broadcasting, but would ease the prohibition based on reciprocity in other nations. Either would repeal the ban on foreign ownership of telephone companies. These possible modifications should be kept in mind because they are fundamental to the rapidly evolving policy that is at the heart of this publication Special thanks are extended to our sponsors, the Communications Media Center, and the student body of New YorkLaw School for their continued support. ARTICLE SUBMISSIONS MediaLaw & Policy accepts articles from professionals and academics in the-field. Articles from law school students are also welcome. Submissions should be approximately 10-20 double spaced pages in length and should be sent in printed form and on an IBM compatible Microsoft Word or WordPerfect disk. Submissions will not be returned. Submissions should be sent to: Media Law & Policy, New York Law School 57 Worth Street, New York, NY 100 13-2960 Telephone: (212) 431-2839 Facsimile: (212) 966-2053 All submissions are subject to editing. 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 1995 Media Law & Policy

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