ClimateChange-ClimateLaw

FEBRUARY 10, 2017

by Justin Gundlach. (Updated on June 29, 2017). Plans for a third runway at the Vienna-Schwechat airport (pictured at right) were first submitted for review by the government of Lower Austria (one of Austria’s 9 regions) in March 2007. This week, the Lower Austrian government’s approval of those plans was struck down by Austria’s Federal Administrative Court ( Bundesverwaltungsgericht ) on the grounds that authorizing the runway would do more harm to the public interest than good, primarily beca

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Broadcast Law Blog

FEBRUARY 9, 2017

In the swirl of news about the deregulatory efforts of the new FCC, one could almost forget that there are still many regulations in place that require significant amounts of paperwork retention by broadcasters. That point was hammered home yesterday, when the FCC released its first EEO audit letter of 2017 for radio and TV broadcasters. The FCC’s public notice announcing the commencement of the audit includes the audit letter that was sent to all of the targeted stations.

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LawActually

FEBRUARY 7, 2017

Yep - it’s here again. I see I was cautiously positive when I mentioned SID in post back in 2008 , but I think there was a distinct undertone of scepticism if I’m frank. But, nine years on, far from slipping into oblivion, it seems safer internet day is well and truly ‘a thing’. I guess that’s good news. It’s not going to work miracles, but it’s a start.

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Broadcast Law Blog

FEBRUARY 5, 2017

With the change in administration at the FCC, there are opportunities for certain actions to be taken very quickly, without going through the full process of a rulemaking requiring public notice of the proposed rule change and time for public comment. At the end of this last week, we saw the FCC’s Media Bureau take actions in three different proceedings directly applicable to broadcasters to undo what had been done during the prior administration – r escinding actions with respect to noncommerc

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