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Legislation that established a more favorable regulatory framework for the cable television industry, encouraging growth and competition.

Designed to provide greater choice for cable television viewers and to enhance service by promoting competition and regulating rates where competition is absent.

UK regulations that give users rights in relation to electronic communications, with key impacts on issues such as unsolicited marketing and cookie consent.

Proposed US legislation aimed at combating copyright infringement and counterfeit goods, but sparked widespread protests over concerns of censorship and innovation stifling.

A set of industry moral guidelines for the self-censorship of content in Hollywood films, enforced from 1934 to 1968 to safeguard the industry's image.

An effort to protect net neutrality by reclassifying broadband providers and preventing them from blocking or throttling traffic or offering paid prioritization.

Regulates the online collection of personal information by persons or entities under U.S. jurisdiction from children under 13 years of age.

US law that established national standards for direct marketing over e-mail and requires marketers to comply with consumer opt-out requests.

UK legislation that restructured the broadcasting industry, liberalizing and deregulating the sector, and leading to greater competition and choice.

Part of the Telecommunications Act aimed at regulating indecent content on the internet but was largely struck down by the Supreme Court for violating free speech.

The first major overhaul of United States telecommunication law in nearly 62 years, meant to deregulate the converging broadcasting and telecommunications markets.

A policy introduced by the FCC which required TV and radio broadcasters to present contrasting viewpoints on controversial issues of public importance.

A 1998 US law that criminalizes production and dissemination of technology that can circumvent copyright protections, while also limiting liability of online service providers when they work to combat piracy.

Legislation requiring broadcasters to provide educational and informational content for children, limiting the amount of advertising during children's programs.

Legislation that legalized home digital audio recording while establishing a royalty payment system to compensate copyright owners.

This act updated licensing and royalties practices for the digital age, blending three pieces of legislation to ensure fair pay for songwriters and artists.

It established the Federal Radio Commission (which later became the FCC) to manage the US airwaves, mandating that radio communications would not interfere with existing services.

A regulatory framework that dictates how companies should handle the personal data of EU citizens, resulting in global impact due to its extensive requirements.

US legislation that serves as the primary federal statute governing trademarks, service marks, and unfair competition, which has significant implications for brand identity and marketing.