Herennius Modestinus
Herennius Modestinus , fl. c.AD 250, Roman jurist; student of Ulpian. Under the Roman Empire he was one of the five jurists, including Papinian , whose views were considered decisive in resolving legal controversies. Extensive sections of his work are preserved in the Corpus Juris Civilis.
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Singapore forms super regulator. (Law & Regulation).
Newspaper article from: Screen Digest; 11/1/2002; 455 words
; ...this month (November), MDA will regulate island's broadcasting and media sectors, including operations of several international satellite broadcasters, namely CNBC, ESPN Star Sports, Discovery Channel, MTV and Channel News Asia. Move continues...
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South Africa approves new online Bill. (Law & Regulation).(Brief Article)
Newspaper article from: Screen Digest; 6/1/2002; 574 words
; ...to Independent Media Africa group. New Bill may violate international conventions on domain name management. South African ZA domain name is administered under mandate from international Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN...
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Latvia film industry avoids funding threat. (Law & Regulation).
Newspaper article from: Screen Digest; 12/1/2002; 393 words
; ...Latvia; +371/750 5074; www.nfc.lv). Government was persuaded that move would be very bad for territory's international image and cultural life. However, as it stands, funding only pays for two features and several documentaries. Funding...
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Warner sues Israeli cable groups. (Law & Regulation).
Newspaper article from: Screen Digest; 12/1/2002; 524 words
; ...groups, claiming the companies breached terms of content rights contracts. Earlier this month (December) Warner Bros International Television filed in Los Angeles a suit against number two cable group Tevel. Distributor claims Tevel broke rights contract...
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US military seeks limit on wireless technology. (Law & Regulation).
Newspaper article from: Screen Digest; 1/1/2003; 459 words
; ...internationally. Pentagon position was presented by US at international technical meeting in Geneva of World Administrative Radio...governments disputed US position and Pentagon is unlikely to win international support way when issue is decided in June. This would lead...
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Federal tax credit increased in Canada. (Law & Regulation).
Newspaper article from: Screen Digest; 3/1/2003; 424 words
; ...government has increased its film tax credit, in face of fierce international competition to attract film production projects. In annual...labour costs incurred in Canada. Move is in response to international competition and a drop in foreign--mainly US--producers...
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Italy pay TV deal on hold for probe. (Law & Regulation).
Newspaper article from: Screen Digest; 12/1/2002; 538 words
; ...vivendiuniversal.com) had earmarked cash from the sale to pay down some of its 18.6bn [euro] debt. Although it has several international assets for sale, the Italian deal was one of two that seemed near completion (see also Spain gives cautious nod to pay...
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Pitched battle for Mexico City TV station. (Law & Regulation).
Newspaper article from: Screen Digest; 1/1/2003; 421 words
; ...Azteca (Mexico; +52/5 420 1313; www.tvazteca.com.mx) says it has since had the contracts upheld by local and international arbitration courts. Government intervened asking that neither company broadcast on channel 40 until disagreement has been...
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Analysis: Afghan Strategy, Greg Craig And Detainees
Transcript from: NPR All Things Considered; 11/13/2009; ; 700+ words
; ...acts and get rewarded with a sort of international reality show at the end of it. I...Dionne, David Brooks there calling it an international reality show, but there have been plenty...and confidence in the ability of our law enforcement agencies to maintain security...
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SECRETARY CHU ANNOUNCES DETERMINATION OF NO ADVERSE MATERIAL IMPACT FOR URANIUM TRANSFER TO FUND PORTSMOUTH CLEANUP
Transcript from: Regulatory Intelligence Data; 11/12/2009; ; 494 words
; ...Uranium Management Plan and will comply with allapplicable laws to ensure minimal impact on the domestic uranium market...based on amarket impact analysis performed by Energy Resources International, Inc.(ERI), evaluating the potential effect from transferring...
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John Torrey Morse
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...biographer, b. Boston. Admitted to the bar in 1862, he practiced law in Boston until 1880, when he turned all his attention to writing. With Henry Cabot Lodge he was for a time editor of the International Review. He wrote legal works and biographies, including those...
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navigable water
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...for commercial transportation. When, as in the early common law, the term is restricted to waters affected by tides, it denotes...government alone has authority over navigable interstate and international waters. In general, if the water is of restricted navigability...
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nonintercourse
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
nonintercourse in international law, refusal of a state to engage in diplomatic or commercial relations with another state. It is a hostile act of retaliation for...
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José Ramos-Horta
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...a life of exile and became the leading international spokesman for an independent East Timor...to the United Nations. After studying law in several countries, he settled (1989) in Sydney, Australia, where he taught law at the Univ. of New South Wales and directed...
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Eugene Meyer
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...chairman. In 1946 he was appointed first president of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank). Meyer...Herald. Succeeded as publisher in 1946 by his son-in-law, Philip L. Graham , Meyer remained board chairman until his...
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