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Donald West spoke about his tenure as leader of Broadcasting Magazine. The discussion focused on the future of the cable industry in light of regulatory burdens brought about by cable…

Executives of the major television networks spoke at a forum analyzing the growth of telecommunications and the future for network television.

U.S. Representative Edward Markey and others spoke during a forum discussing the telecommunications issues. Following opening statements, they took questions from the audience.

The Federal Communications Bar Association held a debate on the prime time access rule during its broadcasting/cable interface conference. The prime time access rule limits television…

Two Federal Communications Commissioners address issues in communication policy. Topics discussed include the First Amendment and the public interest, broadcast and cable regulation, and…

The Federal Communications Bar Association sponsored the “Broadcast Cable Interface Conference,” to discuss the impact of cable television on the television and communications industries.…

Participants in the forum examined issues in broadcast and cable television. They focused on present and future issues of mass media regulation including telecommunication companies'…

Broadcasting Magazine and the Federal Communications Bar Association hosted this forum on Mass Media Regulation and Policy. This debate focused on the FCC’s financial and syndication rules…

The conference concerns the relationship between broadcasters and cable operators, the role of government in legislating the industries, and current issues and technological advances that…

Donald West, Managing Editor for Broadcast Magazine, gave a speech at The media Institute. He spoke about the First Amendment and the future of the Broadcasting industry.

Members of Congress discussed cable regulations and competition between cable providers. They answered questions from the audience.

The guests discussed cable television and its impact on the American public.

The guests responded to callers' questions. Due to age, the audio and/or video may drop out.

The guests discussed telecommunications and answered callers' questions.

From the National Press Club, C-SPAN conducted its first call-in show. The first call received was from Yankton, South Dakota. Four media representatives involved in broadcasting and cable…

After C-SPAN went to twenty-four coverage, they took viewer calls in a room full of industry and trade press correspondents. Viewers commented on how they watch C-SPAN and what they have…