Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 14. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1975 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 24.
251. lappuse
... cable systems in the same geographical area.200 In view of the monopoly position held by the cable operator , rules requiring the cable operator to origi- nate programming and to provide facilities for presentation of programs produced ...
... cable systems in the same geographical area.200 In view of the monopoly position held by the cable operator , rules requiring the cable operator to origi- nate programming and to provide facilities for presentation of programs produced ...
254. lappuse
... cable systems is quite limited , the assumption is that the potential of cable to pro- vide an unlimited number of channels will be realized in the near future.212 Thus , all who desire access to cable , it is asserted , will the ...
... cable systems is quite limited , the assumption is that the potential of cable to pro- vide an unlimited number of channels will be realized in the near future.212 Thus , all who desire access to cable , it is asserted , will the ...
255. lappuse
... cable television.213 The Case for Regulation Freedom of cable television to develop in accordance with the demands of a free market has superficial appeal . It gives the cable operator discretion to develop the content of cable service ...
... cable television.213 The Case for Regulation Freedom of cable television to develop in accordance with the demands of a free market has superficial appeal . It gives the cable operator discretion to develop the content of cable service ...
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