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...discrimination. Flores v. Preferred Technical Group, 182 F.3d 512, 514...Turgeon v. Premark Int'l, Inc., 87 F.3d 218, 221...
...Mobile Radio (SMR) systems that broadcast signals from a base station...spectrum offered by Nextel Communications, Inc. (Nextel) pursuant to the spectrum...
...of the FCC's newspaper/broadcast cross-ownership rule. Tribune previously...Services Agreement" with Counterpoint Communications Inc. ("Counterpoint"). On November 16, 1999...
...of users to receive messages broadcast by radio waves over dedicated...the needs of particular user groups for internal use-and not...
...preempted by federal law insofar as they apply to providers of direct broadcast satellite services?CONCLUSION The Cable Television and...
...a cost-shifting provision and an evidentiary provision. See Pacificare Health Systems, Inc. v. Book, 123 S.Ct., 1531 (2003) Defendants further argue that even...
...his former employer, Sinclair Acquisition IV, Inc. ("Sinclair"),...
...to appeal the decision. In addition, industry players Media General Inc., Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc. and Tribune Co. have submitted an appeal to the...
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