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A panel of journalists, who covered the U.S. Supreme Court, gathered to talk about their book about the cases from the 1995 term entitled A Year in the Life of the Supreme Court. They talked…

In a conference hosted by Northwestern University’s Annenberg Washington Program the participants discussed federal, state and local telecommunications policy and ways in which the different…

The participants discussed federal, state and local governments' telecommunications policy and ways in which the different levels of government can cooperate on such policies. They also addr…

Discussion on what other countries are doing with Childrens Television.

The Annenberg Washington Program sponsored a conference entitled “What Can be Done to Improve the Presidential Debates Next Time Around?” The stated purpose of the conference sought to deter…

Panelists spoke of the structuring of Presidential Debates and what can be done to improve them

Annenberg Washington Program held a meeting the complete title is “From Whistle Stop to Sound Bite: A Colloquium on Four Decades of Politics & Television.”

The Annenberg-Washington Program sponsors a panel about children’s TV in other countries.

Oxford University and Northwestern University students took part in an Oxford-style debate, which also included outside experts in the subject area. The result is a lively exchange that illu…

Technology and Financial Markets forum of speakers at The Annenberg Washington Program.

This program is part of “The Libel Dilemma” conference. Issues discussed include reforming libel law and how such changes would affect legal cases.

Students from Oxford and Northwestern Universities took part in an Oxford-style debate on the public’s right to know versus a political candidate’s right to privacy. Outside experts in the s…

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…