Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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1.3. rezultāts no 39.
228. lappuse
... stations pay the same ten - cent monthly fee per subscriber to the respective common carrier.27 The freedom of a common carrier to lease satellite channels and relay broadcast signals to a cable system's earth station has led to ...
... stations pay the same ten - cent monthly fee per subscriber to the respective common carrier.27 The freedom of a common carrier to lease satellite channels and relay broadcast signals to a cable system's earth station has led to ...
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... station still had the obligation to follow the rule's procedures . 111 112 The licensee raised another point to defend his position . It maintained that a personal attack can occur only if an em- ployee or representative of the station ...
... station still had the obligation to follow the rule's procedures . 111 112 The licensee raised another point to defend his position . It maintained that a personal attack can occur only if an em- ployee or representative of the station ...
302. lappuse
... Station's Love For Its City Does Not Infringe The Service Mark " I Love You " Plaintiff was an organization marketing promotional cam- paigns to radio stations . One such campaign was the subject of a federally registered service mark I ...
... Station's Love For Its City Does Not Infringe The Service Mark " I Love You " Plaintiff was an organization marketing promotional cam- paigns to radio stations . One such campaign was the subject of a federally registered service mark I ...
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