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Communications law is concerned with the regulation of radio and TV broadcasting to insure satisfactory service and to prevent chaos. Because broadcasting by its nature transcends state boundaries, the Federal government has largely occupied the field.

Areas of Communication

Advertising
Banking and Finance; Wire Transfers
Cable Television
Cellular Telephones
Espionage
Federal Communications Commission
Fire and Burglar Alarms
Free Speech
Freedom of Association
Internet and World Wide Web
Mergers of Telecommunications Companies
Motion Picture Industry
Music Industry
News Media
Obscenity
Pagers
Postal Service
Privacy
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