The National University of Juridical Sciences, India is launching a thematic journal on Telecommunication and Broadcasting Law (JTBL). It is conceived as an international peer-reviewed journal that will be dedicated to legal scholarship in the field of telecommunication and broadcasting laws around the globe. The Journal encourages deliberations on subjects of an interdisciplinary nature and would include review of laws and policies involved in the field. The inaugural issue of the JTBL is slated for July 2012. Interested contributors can find out more by checking the details of the call for papers on the journal’s website here or by emailing jtbl@nujs.edu.
Call for papers – new journal on telecommunications and broadcasting law
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