For those interested, I’ll be appearing on the Kojo Nnamdi Show on Tuesday, January 26 (tomorrow). I’ll be on for a discussion of the future of cable with Greg Sandoval and Derek Thompson. Should be fun and interesting, as I hope to talk about things like our set-top box petition, the SOC Waiver, and how all this ties in with TV Everywhere, overt-the-top video, Comcast/NBCU, and the general “cable digital transition” as more systems convert to all-digital. Should be fun — if you are the sort of person who reads this blog.
UPDATE: You can listen to the Kojo show here.
As long as I’m doing the self-promotion thing, I’ll mention three other events where I’ll be speaking.
February 16: The Administrative Law Review event on Regulatory Change Under The Obama Administration at the Washington College of Law at American University.
March 15: Law Seminars International Telecom Conference in Seattle.
June 10: Pike & Fisher’s Broadband Policy Summit VI, where I shall square off against the ever popular Scott Cleland on everyone’s favorite topic “Who are the Internet Gatekeepers and Should They Be Regulated?” [I know, big suspense on which of us will say “Google” an which of us will go on about ISPs, switching costs, and all that other stuff.]
Stay tuned . . . .
I caught you on the air. It was a good talk.
Thanks, and thanks for calling in.
BTW, did you get my email?
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