The newspaper-television crossownership rule is not content-neutral and thus should be seriously scrutinized as an infringement of speech in violation of the First Amendment.

This paper presents a perspective on remedies in network industries that is informed by American and European experiences with antitrust law and sector-specific regulation.

The coordinated actions of WorldCom's management, its investment bankers, and its auditors may have injured competition in the telecommunications industry.

Aparticular tax's efficiency will be greater the more insensitive is consumer demand to the price of that good.

Summary of J. Gregory Sidak's testimony before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce on October 9, 2002.

The FCC authority in monitoring the conduct of its licensees should be brought to bear on the WorldCom case.

Because TELRIC prices are not compensatory in economic terms, ILEC returns will suffer in times of recession and improve during an expansion.

The diverse goals of a public enterprise can lead it to act more aggressively toward its rivals than a private enterprise would.