FCC Rural Broadband Experiments webinar archive

On August 28, 2014, the National Rural Assembly’s Rural Broadband and Policy Group held a webinar about the FCC Rural Broadband Experiments. The archive of this session, the slides, and related links are included here.

Speakers:

  • Jonathan Chambers, Chief
    Office of Strategic Planning & Policy Analysis

  • Carol Mattey, Deputy Chief
    Wireline Competition Bureau

  • Moderator:
    Edyael Casaperalta,  coordinator
    Rural Broadband Policy Group
    Center for Rural Strategies

Powerpoint file

Related resources:

Contacts for additional information:

  • Ian Forbes
    Attorney Advisor, Telecommunications Access Policy Division, Wireline Competition Bureau
    Phone: (202) 418-0091, Email: Ian.Forbes@fcc.gov

  • Heidi Lankau
    Attorney Advisor, Telecommunications Access Policy Division, Wireline Competition Bureau
    Phone: (202) 418-2876, Email: Heidi.Lankau@fcc.gov

 

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