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March 2 Meeting Material
Agenda
Summary minutes
Transcript
RealAudio archive, from the
Annenberg
School for Communication
Federal Register Notice
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The fourth meeting of the Advisory Committee on Public Interest Obligations
of Digital Television Broadcasters was held on March 2
at the Annenberg School for Communication in Los
Angeles, CA.
The following materials were distributed to Advisory Committee members in
preparation for and at the meeting. Links are provided to documents
available in electronic form. Please note that this site includes links
to private and other public sites that contain related information, public
comments provided to the Committee, statements of Committee panel
members, and other material that may be of interest to the public.
Provision of these links does not express or imply endorsement by the
Commerce Department, NTIA, or the Advisory Committee.
- Biographies of the panelists
- Remarks of Jerry Isenberg, Chairman, Caucus for Producers,
Directors and Writers
- Remarks of Kelley L. Carpenter,
Board Member, Southern California Indian Center
- Remarks of Marian Rees, Marian Rees Associates, Inc. and Co-Chair,
National Council for Families and Television
- The Unconstitutionality of Federally
Mandated "Free Air Time": A Summary Prepared for The National
Association of Broadcasters, submitted by P. Cameron DeVore,
Senior Partner, Davis Write Tremaine LLP
- "ATSC DTV Format Comparison," submitted by Jim Goodmon, President
and CEO of Capitol Broadcasting Company
- "Public Interest Obligations of Cable TV and Direct Broadcast
Satellite Operators," submitted by Gigi Sohn, Executive Director
of the Media Access Project
- Public comment submissions
- Public
comment via electronic mail (January 14, 1998 to February 24, 1998)
- Free Air Time for Candidates and the First Amendment,
authored by Rodney A. Smolla and submitted by The Media Institute.
Available on the website of the Media Institute.
- Public Interest Obligations and First Principles, authored by
Laurence H. Winer and submitted by The Media Institute. Available on the
website of the Media
Institute.
- Toward a New Approach to Public Interest Regulation of Digital
Broadcasting: A Preliminary Report of The Aspen Institute Working Group
on Digital Broadcasting and the Public Interest, authored by
Angela Campbell and submitted by the Aspen Institute. Available on
the website of the
Aspen
Institute
Committee information, meeting minutes, and documents produced for and by
the Committee are available on this site and can also be obtained by
emailing piac@ntia.doc.gov,
by calling 202-4828056, or by written request to:
Karen Edwards
Advisory Committee on Public Interest Obligations of Digital Television Broadcasters
NTIA - Room 4720
U.S. Department of Commerce
Washington, DC 20230
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