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2 Douglas W.Vick （2006）, ‘Regulatory Convergence?’, Legal Studies, 26,pp.26-64. 23
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3 Cass R.Sunstein （2000）, ‘Television and the Public Interest’, California Law Review, 88, pp.499-564. 65
4 Angela J.Campbell （1999）, ‘Self Regulation and the Media’, Federal Communications Law Journal, 51, pp.711-71. 131
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6 Michael D.Birnhack and Jacob H.Rowbottom （2004）, ‘Shielding Children: the European Way’, Chicago-Kent Law Review, 79, pp.175-227. 219
PART Ⅲ STRUCTURAL REGULATION: MEDIA CONCENTRATION AND OWNERSHIP 275
7 Rachael Craufurd Smith （2004）, ‘Rethinking European Union Competence in the Field of Media Ownership: The Internal Market, Fundamental Rights and European Citizenship’, European Law Review, 29, pp.652-72. 275
8 Peter Humphreys （1998）, ‘The Goal of Pluralism and the Ownership Rules for Private Broadcasting in Germany: Re-Regulation or De-Regulation?’, Cardozo Arts and Entertainment Law Journal, 16, pp.527-55. 297
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10 C.Edwin Baker （2005）, ‘Media Structure, Ownership Policy, and the First Amendment’, South California Law Review, 78, pp.733-62. 391
11 Thomas Gibbons （2004）, ‘Control over Technical Bottlenecks - A Case for Media Ownership Law?’, in Regulating Access to Digital Television, Strasbourg:European Audiovisual Observatory, pp.59-67. 421
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13 Natali Helberger （2006）, ‘The “Right to Information” and Digital Broadcasting:About Monsters, Invisible Men and the Future of European Broadcasting Regulation’,Entertainment Law Review, 17, pp.70-80. 457
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18 Thomas W.Hazlett （1998）, ‘Spectrum Flash Dance: Eli Noam’s Proposal for “Open Access” to Radio Waves’, Journal ofLaw and Economics, 41, pp.805-20. 579
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