Syllabus for Professor Morton I. Hamburg's seminar in communications policy and law; letters from Hamburg to Cox regarding Cox's attendance at class sessions; Cox's notes on classes.

Program for Law and the Television of the 80's, conference on developments in television technology, business and law.

Conference on developments in television technology, business and law. Includes correspondence concerning Cox's participation on panels discussing federal legislation on television and common carrier's influence on television; Cox's notes on sessions and remarks to conference on radio deregulation legislation.

Materials related to Cox's participation on a panel discussion of the policy positions of the Rural Telephone Coalition.

Cox delivered the annual luncheon speech, reviewing FCC activity concerning land mobile radio regulation.

Includes notes for address to conference.

Conference on broadcasting role in the political process. Includes notes on panel discussions, transcripts of speeches to conference and background papers on conference issues.

Correspondence between faculty members, including Cox and Harry R. Olsson, Jr., General Attorney to CBS, of the PLI program on Business and Legal Problems of TV and radio. Also includes Cox's presentations on the fairness doctrine and political broadcasting, with articles from the Federal Register on those subjects; other presentations and notes from the program.

Notes and correspondence concerning the PLI program on developments in cable television.

Organizational correspondence and notes on sessions for PLI workshop on new communications services and competition.

Documents related to Cox's faculty membership in the Practicing Law Institute (PLI), a nonprofit continuing legal education organization. Folder includes seminar agenda and related notes and correspondence.

Folder includes material concerning Cox's presentation on the fairness doctrine in broadcasting, including seminar agenda and correspondence and notes on meetings.

Includes outline of presentation; notes on workshop; list of attendees.

Includes agenda, correspondence and handbook for the Principia College Public Affairs Conference; correspondence and speaking notes for the Washington Field Program on telecommunications policy.

Program and outline of Cox's presentation "Impact of Technology Innovation and Deregulation on Telecommunication Equipment and Service" at the seventh annual Public Utilities Conference.

Correspondence, meeting notes and reports of the Communications Policy Advisory Committee regarding preparation of the non-profit research organization, the RAND Corporation's, report on media ownership concentration.

Correspondence and notes on the seminar, "Television News, Journalism or What?"

Correspondence and notes on the seminar, "Television News, Journalism or What?"

Copies of materials from the ITT Key Issues Lecture Series.

Correspondence regarding Cox's lecture "Can the First Amendment be our Guide in the New Technological Era," in the ITT Key Issues Lecture Series; drafts of lecture; transcripts of other lectures in series, by Neil Postman, William Buckley and Isaac Asimov.

Prepared for the Symposium on Rate Design Problems of Regulated Industries.

Includes agendas, outlines of remarks, notes on meetings and other materials related to the 5th and 6th Annual Conferences at Airlie, Virginia.

Organizational correspondence and notes for conference session on predatory practices and dominant firm problems, chaired by Cox; discussion papers from session, "Notes on Non-Price Anticompetitive Practices by Dominant Firms," FCC Office of Plans and Policy working paper, "Reforming Regulatory Policy for Private Line Telecommunications Services" and "Efficiency and Predation: Should Price Always Exceed Marginal Cost"; ACCT letter to conference complaining of excessive AT&T influence and presence at conference.