… prior knowledge of television policy. My sense was that television deregulation was neither
as smooth, as swift, nor as consensual as airline, trucking, and telephony deregulation. I …

… In many respects, Lori Brainard's case study of the “incremental, incomplete, and highly
ambiguous” deregulation of television from the midseventies through the midnineties suffers …

… trucking, and telephone deregulation, I examine two efforts to deregulate television. The
first … to deregulate administratively in the 1980s. Both case studies focus on cable television …

… [is] whether we should impose by rule certain conditions upon microwave grants designed
to limit and regulate the manner in which CATV competes with the basic, off-the-air television …

… why efforts to deregulate the television industry over the past … deregulation of other
infrastructure industries such as airlines, trucking, and telephony, where the process of deregulation …

… and deregulation in the British and West European television industries. Although all television
… Pressures from the government to limit television licence fee increases, and the growing …

… hereinafter cited as Deregulation Notice]. In 1981, the Commission deregulated radio,
eliminating or modifying the same regulations that are affected by the TV Deregulation Report and …

… The VHF limit was removed, but the television stations owned cannot have an aggregate
national potential audience of more than 25 percent of all households (30 percent if the stations …

… Many now decry the proliferation of TV gardeners, cooks, property renovators and talent …
television. This chapter assesses the cultural consequences of the deregulation of television…

… Since then, however, negotiations within the television industry have produced a consensus
… to deregulate cable in the first place as the result of a reconsideration of the limits to its …