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Date	Title	View Details	View / Purchase
1/13/09	House Majority Whip James Clyburn at Broadband Breakfast Club on How the FCC's National Broadband Plan Will Affect Broadband Stimulus	Details

6/10/09	Spending the Stimulus: Technologies That Enable Universal Broadband Connectivity	Details

5/12/09	Broadband Breakfast Club May 2009 Panel Discussion - Includes access to Rep. Rick Boucher keynote address	Details

5/12/09	Rep. Rick Boucher keynote on Rural Broadband Stimulus - Includes access to panel discussion	Details

3/10/09	How Do We Get More Broadband Competition?	Details

2/10/09	The Role of Wireless Frequencies in Widespread Broadband Deployment	Details

1/13/09	What Will Broadband Do to the Universal Service Fund?	Details

12/9/08	Broadband Breakfast Club December 2008	Details

Webcast Event Details

3/10/2009 - How Do We Get More Broadband Competition?

The role of broadband competition is central to discussion about a National Broadband Strategy, and to the emerging process for states and companies to tap into the $7.2 billion in federal funds allocated last month for broadband services.

Five top officials from the companies Amazon.com, AT&T, and T-Mobile, and from non-profit groups Public Knowledge and the Technology Policy Institute, discuss "Broadband Competition: Do We Have It, and How Do We Get More of It?"

The Panel:

Art Brodsky, Communication Director, Public Knowledge
Kathleen Ham, Vice President, Federal Regulatory, T-Mobile USA
Brent Olson, Assistant Vice President, Public Policy, AT&T
Emmett O’Keefe, Director, Federal Public Policy, Amazon.com
Scott Wallsten, Vice President for Research and Senior Fellow, Technology Policy Institute

Moderator: Drew Clark, Editor and Executive Director of BroadbandCensus.com.

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