It is designed as a research tool accessible through the World Wide Web, the V.I.I. is open to anyone interested in information on the economic, business, policy, and social aspects of telecommunications and mass media. All forms of telecommunication, including, voice, data, video, wired, wireless, cable TV, and satellite, are included. Mediascope's Clearinghouse contains an extensive collection of resources about media, including film, television, the Internet, electronic interactive games and music. Clearinghouse holdings include years of Congressional testimony, more than four decades of academic research, numerous articles, books, papers from professional organizations, reports and data on media policy in more than 40 countries, media literacy resources, and MPAA ratings on films since 1992. Washburn University School of Law Library is a good source of general legal information, arranged by country.
Most national constitutions are available here.
Israel Law Libraries , Hebrew University, Jerusalem. The program is based within the Office of Telecommunications and Information Research and Applications of the Social Science Research Institute of the University of Hawaii. France Telecom in English. It includes information and further sources about copyright, regulation of cyberspace, intellectual property, media and entertainment law and technology law. This service covers the contents of some central journals in the area of mass communication and journalism.