Toward Universal Broadband: Developing a National Broadband Strategy
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Date: May 29 2009 - 1:00pm - 2:30pm
Toward Universal Broadband: Developing a National Broadband Strategy
Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
122 Cannon House Office Building
May 29th, 1:00-2:30 PM
At the direction of Congress, the Federal Communication Commission has requested public comment as the first step in developing a national broadband strategy by February 2010. The American Consumer Institute invites you to join us and a distinguished group of panelists for a conversation about key issues to be addressed in moving America toward universal broadband.
Moderator: Dr. Jerry Ellig, Senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University
Panel:
Dr. Larry F. Darby, Senior Fellow for the American Consumer Institute
Dr. Rob Atkinson, President, Information Technology & Innovation Foundation
James Gattuso, Senior Research Fellow of the Heritage Foundation
Dr. Ev Ehrlich, Senior VP and Director of Research for the Committee for Economic Development
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