Part One : Development of Broadcast Regulation : The U.S. Constitution, 1787-1868
The Wireless Ship Act of 1910
The Radio Act of 1912
Breakdown of the Act of 1912 : Hoover v. Intercity Radio Co., Inc. ; United States v. Zenith Radio Corportation et al. ; Attorney General's opinion
President Coolidge's Message to Congress
Senate joint resolution 125
The Radio Act 1934
The Criminal Code
The Communications Satellite Act of 1962
Part Two : Freedom of Expression: Regulation of Programming : The Brinkley case
The Shuler case
The Blue book
The 1960 programming policy statement
The Suburban case
The Charlie Walker case : Initial decision of hearing examiner Thomas H. Donahue ; Decision by the commission
The Pacifica case
FCC Program proposal questionnaire
Self-Regulation : NAB code of ethics ; NAB standards of commercial practice ; NAB radio code ; NAB television code

Part Three : Freedom of Expression: Broadcast Journalism : A Benchmark
The Mayflower decision
Glimmerings of "Fairness" : The WHKC case ; The Scott case
The Fairness doctrine interpretations : Broadcast licensees advised ; The Fairness primer ; The "Fairness Doctrine" applied to cigarette advertising
Editorial policy
Farmers union v. WDAY
The Great Debates Law
The Section 315 Primer
Fair trial versus free press
Part Four : Regulations of Competition : The Sanders Brothers case
The Network case
The Carroll case
In re Carter Mountain Transmission Corp.
Policy statement on comparative broadcast hearings

Part Five : Educational Broadcasting : The Freeze : The Third Notice ; Sixth report and order
The ETV facilities act of 1962
Ford foundation satellite proposal
The Carnegie commission's public television proposal
President Johnson's message to Congress
The Public broadcasting act of 1967