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Engaging Democracy: Media Policy, the Public, and Democracy EventsContributed by Patricia Zimmermann on 01/18/05 A series of addresses, roundtables, public forums, discussions, and mentoring sessions are slated for the visit of Charles Benton, chair of Public Media Inc and chair of the Benton Foundation.
Benton will be joined by Jim Kohlenberger, former domestic policy adviser for President Clinton, and Kevin Taglang, director of research, Benton Foundation. In addition, lawyers who argued the recent Prometheus vs. the FCC case as well as representatives from the lobbying groups Common Cause and the Free Press will participate in sessions via conference call. Tuesday, January 25 9:25-10:40 am -- Government and Media class, Park 281 2:35-5:15 pm -- Public forum: "Too Big, Too Little: Media and Policy," Park Auditorium. Participants: Charles Benton, Kevin Taglang, Wenmouth Williams (TVR), Barbara Morgenstern (TVR), Gwen Seaquist (legal studies/business), and Simon Tarr (cinema and photography). 7:00-8:30 pm -- Public address "Where's the Public? Media Policy in the Digital Age." Charles Benton, with Jim Kohlenberger as a respondent Wednesday, January 26 8:00-10:00 am -- "Stories from Inside the Beltway," a mentoring conversation about careers and opportunities in telecommunications public policy. Park 220 2:00-3:00 pm -- Public Advocacy and Communications. Park 220 5:00-6:30 pm -- Roundtable discussion: "What's Next? Organizing to Put the Public Back in Media Policy," Klingenstein Lounge For further information on the events, contact Patricia R. Zimmermann. |
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