Intended for use of commercial and noncommercial station managers and staff, students of radio and television and general readers, this book covers many fundamentals of broadcast regulation and serves as an introduction and reference to broadcast law. It uses hypothetical situations to illustrate how communication law applies to concrete problems; some are drawn from actual cases, some structured in order to isolate one or two legal principles. Many of the chapters deal with problems that a licensee might have with the community, with the FCC, or in court. Appendix includes selected statutes and regulations and suggested legal reading. (SK)