Broadband Policy Summit IV

As the Bush Administration enters its final stretch in office, the FCC has a variety of key broadband issues on its plate. And the 110th Congress is under pressure to pass a number of communications measures before the Fall election preempts its attention. In parallel, the unprecedented 700 MHz spectrum auction will undoubtedly have wide-ranging impact on the global broadband landscape.

Amidst all of this pending change, one thing remains constant - Pike & Fischer's Broadband Policy Summit remains Washington's preeminent communications forum. "BPS IV" helps top-level executives, legislators, regulators, lobbyists, policy makers, investors and technologists come to grips with the swirling forces of technology change, leadership shifts, policy changes and evolving business models.

Speakers to this premiere event include:

Meg Hargreaves
President and Publisher
Pike & Fischer – A BNA Company

Richard E. Wiley
Summit Chair, Former FCC Chairman
Managing Partner, Wiley Rein LLP

Michael J. Copps
Commissioner
Federal Communications Commission

U.S. Rep. Cliff Stearns (R-FL), 6th District
Member House Energy and Commerce Committee
Ranking Member Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet

J. Thomas Rosch
Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission

Ambassador David Gross
U.S. Coordinator for Interna/tional Communications and Information Policy
U.S. Department of State

All attendees to this live event will get access to the archived video webcast at no additional charge.

Pay per view package options (click here to see a full agenda for the event):

• Full Summit - $549 (vs. $1049 full retail registration rate
• Summit Day 1 Only - $449 (full day - includes 2 keynotes)
• Summit Day 2 Only - $249 (1/2 day - includes 2 keynotes)
• Summit Keynote 1 - $99 - FCC Commissioner Michael J. Copps
• Summit Keynote 2 - $99 - U.S. Rep. Cliff Stearns (R-FL), 6th District
• Summit Keynote 3 - $99 - FTC Commissioner J. Thomas Rosch
• Summit Keynote 4 - $99 - Ambassador David Gross, U.S. Coordinator for International Communications and Information Policy, U.S. Department of State