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Phone Broadcast Cable Satellite (All telecommunication except the Internet) |
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What law determines FCC's organization and scope of power? |
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Indecency and Broadcast Media - Can it be regulated? Why? |
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Yes because it is Pervasive Accessible |
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Do ordinary citizens have a right to access of the media |
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No - they can't demand they want to be on the media |
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Cable and Satellite must carry local broadcasting. This is because broadcasting said otherwise free broadcasts would no longer exist and they would lose advertising money. |
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ICANN - Internet Corp. for Assigned Names Manages domain names and protocols (are unique Responsible for delegation of top-level domains Accredits registries (Manages technical function - not content) |
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Internet Assigned Numbers Authority - Coordinates tech parameters Manages root zone US controlled (for now) |
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Internet Governance Forum Developed through UN Nonbinding policy recommendations Makes policy recommendations to ICANN |
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International - Everyone should have the right to the Internet (infrastructure/government censorship) Domestic - Providers can't restrict content or show preference to certain content. Against 2-tiered access. |
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Provisions of FCC's Net Neutrality Policy |
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Transparency - Publicly disclose accurate info regarding network mgt. No Blocking - no blocking lawful content (fixed and mobile broadband) No Unreasonable Discrimination - Fixed broadband cannot unreasonably discriminate transmission (except network management) |
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Not in US (except for horseracing between two people) |
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Trying to get people to give you their info |
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Attempt to redirect site traffic |
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Is it illegal to register a domain name using a false name and address? |
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No, but it is illegal to do it for fraudulent purposes. |
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