Blog: Focus On Regulation | 26 February 2014

Global Media and Communications Quarterly

The latest edition of our Global Media and Communications Quarterly issue focuses on the sheer breadth of human ingenuity – a characteristic that's good for lawyers and businesses alike. Topics in this newsletter include:

Preparing for the swarm: Ensuring our airwaves and airspace can accommodate transformational drone technology
Wireless Medical Body Area Networks: Opportunity in a changing regulatory landscape
European court to examine blocking measures; French court blocks "allostreaming"
Leading U.S. court of appeals strikes down key network neutrality rules: What's next for the open Internet?

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