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Keynote Speakers

Rep. Rick Boucher
U.S. Congressman
(D), Virginia, 9th District
Chairman, Subcommittee on Communications,
Technology & the Internet
House Energy & Commerce Committee

Michael J. Copps
Acting Chairman,
Federal Communications Commission
Mark G. Seifert
Senior Advisor to the
Assistant Secretary
National Telecommunications and Information Administration
U.S. Department of Commerce

Grant Seiffert
President,
Telecommunications Industry Association

Richard E. Wiley
Summit Chair
Former FCC Chairman
Managing Partner
Wiley Rein LLP
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- Who has the ear of the Obama administration, and what will they say?
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- Will broadband deployment surge or suffer in the new political-economic climate?
- Who will challenge the cable/telcom broadband duopoly?
- Will the Obama administration change the balance between competition and consolidation?
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- What will be the new shape of the Universal Service program? Who wins, and who loses?
As momentous economic and political events unfold, 2009 promises to be
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net-resident than any before it—takes the reins, a new age in
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Learn the latest about developing broadband offerings – including wireless
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Understand how the 700 MHz spectrum auction will impact the broadband landscape.
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Interpret how the delayed digital television transition will impact the broadband industry.
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Sample the best strategies for building successful cross-platform services.
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Understand how you can best respond to the changing roles of state and local
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