Cybertelecom

The project is an educational resource providing individuals with the opportunity to learn about and discuss federal laws, judicial interpretations, and regulatory developments. The project includes this website, the Cybertelecom blog, a discussion group, a newsletter, research papers, articles in other publications, presentations and tutorials , a... nd videos. The objective of the Project is to promote academic knowledge and discourse concerning Federal Internet law and policy. Cybertelecom is designed to be a modern legal textbook. It is designed as a neutral presentation of primary material, with explanation and exploration, in order to education and to inform. Much like an encyclopedia, Cybertelecom seeks to present a neutral, plain English, description of legal developments with links to relevant primary sources and well as links to secondary sources, pundits, advocates, and other malcontents (er I mean bloggers). Cybertelecom wants the student, scholar, policy maker, the researcher, and the interested person to have access to everything anywhere from anyone regarding any given law or policy - that's why lots of our webpages look like laundry baskets with kitchen sinks in them. Some pages are rich with information; most are incomplete and out of date. Cybertelecom does not try to shock you with sensational and superficial the-sky-is-falling articles about how Senator Krusty is attempting to make the Internet illegal. We are not trying to sell you anything. We do not have a stake in the outcome of any proceeding. We are not trying to get you to hire our attorneys. We are not shilling for a hidden cause, client, or astroturf group. We receive no money from anyone who is one of these things (okay, we don't receive any money period). We do not present the tip-of-the-iceberg of information, attempting to get you to zap us some green in order to get the rest. Cybertelecom does not offer legal advice. Dont ask for it; inquiries seeking legal advice will not be responded to. Disclaimer.Read More