“The definition proposed by UNESCO: 'A national communication policy is a set of prescriptions and norms laid down to guide the behavior of communication institutions in a country..
The journal publishes rigorously reasoned and thoroughly researched studies based on traditional legal research, social science techniques, or ethnographic, international, or comparative analyses.
Communication Law and Policy also publishes articles using other appropriate approaches to pertinent topics.
Telecommunications policy typically refers to policies involving telephony and broadcasting.
It emerged as a separate field from general media policy because of its focus on issues deriving from the unique properties and economic bases of those communications platforms.
The Advanced Communications Law and Policy Institute (ACLP) at New York Law School promotes constructive debate of the key regulatory issues facing the wireline, wireless, broadband, and IP platforms, collectively known as the advanced communications sector.
The significance of principles in communications and media policy making is beginning to be recognized.
Studies have suggested principles for a variety of policy issues (Picard and Pickard 2016 ), government transparency policies (Dawes 2010) and media pluralism (Gibbons 2015 ), for example.
This Communications Policy is a statement of how those aims and objectives are currently being delivered
The LGPS Regulations require us to prepare, maintain and publish a statement setting out our policies on communications and this document has been prepared in line with these requirements
Telecommunications Law and Policy The field of telecommunications law, policy, and regulation is a subset of the larger fields of governance and regulation generally, and the regulation of media and communications in society in particular
