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			innerHTML: "<h1>Summit Program Preview:</h1><h2>Regulatory Outlook</h2><p>Moderator: <a href='default.asp?page=Faculty%20Bios#wiley'>Richard E. Wiley</a>, Managing Partner, <a href='http://www.wileyrein.com/' rel='external'>Wiley Rein LLP</a></p><p>For a tech-savvy and data-driven FCC, developing a comprehensive national broadband strategy was an important goal, made even more imperative by a Congressional directive. How well has the Commission succeeded in establishing the country's broadband course and what's next? An expert panel assesses the work already done and reviews the technological and political challenges that lie ahead.</p><p style='text-align: right;'><a href='/default.asp?page=Agenda'>View the entire Summit program with speakers</a></p> "
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			innerHTML: "<h1>Summit Program Preview:</h1><h2>Broadband Adoption</h2><p>What happens if you build it, and they do not come? Even in many areas where broadband has been available for years, some people elect not to buy the service. Is broadband too expensive? Too complex? Too intrusive? Are these consumers blind to broadband's benefits or do they just not care? And what, if anything, should be done about all this?</p><p style='text-align: right;'><a href='/default.asp?page=Agenda'>View the entire Summit program with speakers</a></p>"
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			innerHTML: "<h1>Summit Program Preview:</h1><h2>Universal Service</h2><p>Moderator: <a href=\"default.asp?page=Faculty%20Bios#brenner\">Daniel L. Brenner</a>, Partner, <a href=\"http://www.hoganlovells.com\" rel=\"external\">Hogan Lovells</a></p><p>The Universal Service Fund has become an expensive, dysfunctional system that is in desperate need of reform. But, at the same time, many want to expand the USF to support broadband services. Can the Fund be refitted to accommodate contemporary broadband deployment or does it need to be scrapped altogether? Our panel discusses the technical, financial and policy issues underlying the quest for USF renewal.</p><p style='text-align: right;'><a href='/default.asp?page=Agenda'>View the entire Summit program with speakers</a></p>"
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			innerHTML: "<h1>Summit Program Preview:</h1><h2>Who Are the Internet Gatekeepers and Should They Be Regulated?</h2><p>Moderator: <a href=\"default.asp?page=Faculty%20Bios#rivera\">Henry M. Rivera</a>, Partner, <a href=\"http://www.wileyrein.com/\" rel=\"external\">Wiley Rein LLP</a></p> <p>The Internet is the electronic equivalent of the Wild West - but is it in need of a sheriff?   Who are the real gatekeepers of the Internet today and what behaviors by such entities, if any, should concern us?  Does the Chairman's \"Third Way\" proposal adequately address potential concerns about the behavior of Internet gatekeepers?  If not, what is the right approach for regulators to take?</p><p style='text-align: right;'><a href='/default.asp?page=Agenda'>View the entire Summit program with speakers</a></p> "
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			innerHTML: "<h1>Summit Program Preview:</h1><h2>Wireless Broadband A 'Cool' Mobile Future</h2> <p>Moderator: <span class='fakeLink' title='Biography Coming Soon'>Stephanie Phillips</span>, Partner, <a href='http://www.arnoldporter.com/' rel='external'>Arnold & Porter LLP</a></p> <p>Once viewed as too slow and unreliable compared to wireline broadband, wireless broadband is now drawing increased attention. Its potential as a cost-effective, rapidly deployable, and spatially liberating mode of accessing the Internet continues to capture the imagination of consumers and providers alike. But is wireless really a viable alternative stand-alone or just a convenient complement to wireline broadband? Is it the best pathway to achieving universal broadband availability? And what wireless broadband innovations lie ahead?</p> <p style='text-align: right;'><a href='/default.asp?page=Agenda'>View the entire Summit program with speakers</a></p>"
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			innerHTML: "<h1>Summit Program Preview:</h1><h2>Net Neutrality</h2><p>Moderator: <a href='default.asp?page=Faculty%20Bios#victory'>Nancy J. Victory</a>, Partner, <a href='http://www.wileyrein.com/' rel='external'>Wiley Rein LLP</a></p><p>The April 6th decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to toss out the FCC's BitTorrent net neutrality decision may have important repercussions for the Obama Administration's National Broadband Plan.  The ruling undercuts the FCC's claim of authority to regulate the Internet and could move the agency to dramatically change the broadband policy playing field moving forward.</p><p style='text-align: right;'><a href='/default.asp?page=Agenda'>View the entire Summit program with speakers</a></p>"
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			innerHTML: "<h1>Summit Program Preview:</h1><h2>Should Broadcast Spectrum Be <br/>Converted to Wireless Broadband Uses?</h2><p>Wireless broadband providers are clamoring for more spectrum and, with limited options available, have cast longing eyes at the broadcast industry. In parallel, the FCC has revealed plans to offer a Mobile Future Auction that will give broadcasters the chance to forfeit their spectrum in exchange for a portion of auction revenue. However, TV licensees - fresh from their lengthy transition to digital transmission - aren't in a ready mood to cede their frequencies without a fight.</p><p style='text-align: right;'><a href='/default.asp?page=Agenda'>View the entire Summit program with speakers</a></p>"
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			innerHTML: "<h1>Summit Program Preview:</h1><h2>Broadband Investment: <br/>The View from Wall Street</h2><p>Moderator: <a href='default.asp?page=Faculty%20Bios#mcelgunn'>Tim McElgunn</a>, Chief Analyst, <a href='http://www.broadbandadvisoryservices.com/' rel='external'>Broadband Advisory Services</a></p><p>As the nation begins to recover from a sobering recession, investors look hopefully, and somewhat impatiently, for the next great investment opportunity. How do economic experts rate the potential risks and rewards posed by broadband? How is the balance between doing good and doing extremely well likely to be struck in the post-bailout world? And, how can entrepreneurs, seeking to make their mark in the Internet environment, earn a fair share of the nation's reawakening capital markets?</p><p style='text-align: right;'><a href='/default.asp?page=Agenda'>View the entire Summit program with speakers</a></p>"
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