...because he plans to run for the U.S. Senate. The Golden-based company doesn't want to run afoul of federal communications law, which requires broadcasters to give equal time to opponents when a political candidate appears in a broadcast...

...probably will get the attention of Congress to get them to act in a pro-active manner," said G. Darryl Reed, a communications law expert and professor at John Marshall Law School in Chicago. A House committee approved a bill Wednesday that would...

...connections will be recorded. To protect confidential information and keep it in compliance with copyright and other communications laws, "the company is very disciplined in its approach to these sorts of things," she said. And Lincoln employees...

...theater to change its rule, said Russ Nunley, Regal's Knoxville, Tenn.-based vice president of marketing and communications. Law enforcement can make the suggestion but not require a policy, said Richmond County sheriff's Capt. Gerald Metzler...

...virtual meetings without public scrutiny. David E. Hudson, The Augusta Chronicle's attorney and an expert in communications law, said the potential for abuse will be no greater than before. "As long as proper notice is given, the public...

...publicly details of all crimes on campus. "That case set a national precedent of opening student judiciary meetings and records," said Kent Middleton, head of the University of Georgia's journalism school and an expert on communications law.

...looking to attract new customers while holding on to old ones are introducing new services as fast as technology and communication law allow. Among those new features are long-distance directory-assistance services that compete directly with the...

...measure could still violate the First Amendment's protection of political speech, said William Lee, a professor of communications law at the University of Georgia. "Even if there aren't sanctions in the sense of fines or jail time, I think the...