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Phil Weiser moderated a panel discussion, titled “The Past as Prologue: Lessons From History on the Road to Reform,” on how well the Federal Communications Commission has performed. Topics i…

Panelists spoke about an April 25, 2007 Federal Communications Commission report on “Violent Television Programming and Its Impact on Children,” which recommended that government assume a gr…

Committee members heard testimony from representatives of the communications industry concerning telecommunications policy reform. Mr. Huber testified before the committee via satellite from…

The Senate Judiciary’s Anti-Trust Subcommittee held a third hearing concerning the merger of cable television and telecommunications corporations. Tele-Communications Inc. President John Mal…

Mr. Garner talked about effects of a “natural monopoly” in small cable markets. He talked about the history of cable and its relations with broadcast and satellite companies in Jefferson Cit…

The San Diego Communication Council hosted a panel of experts who spoke on “The Current Condition of the First Amendment.” Craig Smith offered a history of censorship as a result of new tech…

The panel discussion, titled “Section 315 of the Communications Act: The Equal Time Requirement for the 1988 Presidential Race,” considered whether the equal time provision should be suspend…

Witnesses testified on the Broadcasting Improvement Act of 1987, specifically the standards for licensees and increasing minority ownership of broadcast stations.

Witnesses testified on the recent increase in takeovers of media companies and if it effected their quality of programming.

Two panel discussions on the topic: Regulatory Policy Responses To The Introduction Of New Technologies And Services.

Witnesses testifies on the proposed changes to ownership regulation of radio and television stations.