[1st-mile-nm] Fwd: 1.9 FCC Reform

[Marianne Granoff]

 From another list.  FYI

>FCC Reform: No longer If, But How, PK
>Yesterday's Public Knowledge - Silicon Flatirons 
>conference entitled "Reforming the Federal 
>Communications Commission" brought together 
>former Chairmen, Commissioners and staff members 
>of the agency, along with other experts. They 
>provided perspectives on the agency and how it 
>has operated in the past, how it operates 
>currently, and how it might operate in the 
>future. The consensus was clear ­ the FCC has 
>serious procedural, organizational and cultural 
>problems and is long overdue for an overhaul.
>  http://feeds.publicknowledge.org/~r/publicknowledge-main/~3/504694402/1927
>
>New FCC Reform Website, Spectrum Talk
>Yesterday was the FCC Reform conference 
>sponsored by The University of Colorado's 
>Silicon Flatirons program and Public Knowledge. 
>Much of the conference focused on the keynote 
>paper by Phil Weiser, "FCC Reform and the Future 
>of Telecommunications Policy". A new website on 
>FCC reform has the paper, along with several 
>responses including mine. The site allows you to make your own suggestions!
> 
>http://spectrumtalk.blogspot.com/2009/01/new-fcc-reform-website-yesterday-was.html