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Internet and Telecommunications Regulation

This course will examine the regulation of technology—specifically, the internet and telecommunications. We will consider the application of antitrust law, regulations specific to particular forms of communication, and regulations aimed at particular categories of behaviors. We will also examine the First Amendment constraints on any such regulation.

Course Details

• Course Number: 307.01
• Course Credits: 3
• Evaluation Method: Final Exam, Class participation
• Instructor: Stuart M. Benjamin

Course Information

• Course: Internet and Telecommunications Regulation
• Degree Requirements: JD elective, LLM-LE (JD) elective, IntlLLM NVE Cert, IntlLLM-SJD-EXC elective, IntlLLM Business Cert, IntllLLM IP Cert, LLM-ICL (JD) elective
• Course Requirements: Public Interest PIPS elective
• Course Areas of Practice:
  • Administrative and Regulatory Law
  • Business and Corporate Law
  • Constitutional Law and Civil Rights
  • Intellectual Property, Science, and Technology Law
  • International and Comparative Law

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